According to KnowYourMeme (the preeminent social-media chronicle of our time), the “nachos” meme comes from the reality show ...

The “Because At 7 It’s Marginal Right” meme takes a line by President Donald Trump from 2018 to make a joke about crossing age lines. On Christmas Eve that year, Trump was taking calls from children ...

We are back for another week! To kick it off right today, we have the 51 best memes on the Internet. Today's collection ...

JD Vance has become a meme representing political polarisation, with varying interpretations from the left and right. Expert explains ... Where it goes from here is uncertain, but for Cohen ...

Here’s a look at how to greet people in different Indian states. Namaste Variations: Namaste is a profound and versatile greeting rooted in ancient Indian culture, embodying respect, humility ...

It’s not uncommon for political figureheads to embrace the internet culture. Former President Joe Biden’s alter ego was known ...

That’s why, she posited, even the most far-right corners of X are now gleefully sharing the same bizarre and baby-fied Vance edits. Cohen has a rule about meme life cycles: Once they spread this ...

which has become a meme in its own right. Memes discussing the jarring depiction continued into 2024. The memes started to turn into discussions about cave diving and why Cave Divers, also known ...

President Trump posted a “SpongeBob SquarePants” meme mocking federal employees in the wake of an email sent to the workforce asking them to document their achievements from the past week.

President Donald Trump shared a SpongeBob SquarePants-themed meme after Elon Musk announced that federal workers would receive an email seeking information about what they accomplished last week.

Let’s start with the classic form: Swollen jaw, eyes bulging, perhaps some light accessorizing. Original here. Then we get into the permutations of the genre. There are nods to the humanities, finding ...

Instead, the phrase is a complex meme making the rounds on social media about pop music, copycats, and clout chasers. A Dextero article by Kawter Abed, explains that the phrase is most often used ...