This week in memes, Frank Heffley was diagnosed with schizophrenia, eight free pizzas went viral on TikTok and the March 2025 ...

University of Waterloo Meme Origin. Twitter’s @416naru (now defunct), a University of Waterloo student, shared a photo ...

Viral memes of Vice President JD Vance have flooded social media, depicting him in comically altered and grotesque forms. Now ...

Vice President JD Vance shared an image of Leonardo DiCaprio in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with his own face superimposed ...

Ruru Madrid to Rere: "I'm so proud of who you are now." Kapuso stars Ruru and Rere Madrid are among the silliest and most fun sibling duos in the showbiz industry. On and off-camera, they consistently ...

Vance was quickly mocked for the question - and the memes soon followed. One post showing a smiling Vance with his face edited to be inflated and his eye widened, captioned: “You have to say ...

The majority of the memes featured edits to Vance's face to make it look larger. One social media user shared a collection of four edits in a post on X which has been viewed 9.6 million times as ...

Meanwhile, some meme templates are more prevalent, thanks to online humorists. While memes have evolved with time, some popular faces are timeless. Have you ever thought of how the faces behind ...

The vice president’s face is no longer his own. It has been inflated, stretched, smoothed and contorted so many times on social media that it’s easy for hyper-online politicos to forget what JD Vance ...

Vice President JD Vance has admitted to seeing the wide range of memes of his distorted face making the rounds online. The vice president told Julio Rosas of the rightwing outlet The Blaze on Marc ...

turning Vance's facial characteristics into memes so exaggerated that some users claim they've forgotten what the real vice president even looks like. The Vice President's face has appeared ...

The vice president’s face is no longer his own. It has been inflated, stretched, smoothed and contorted so many times on social media that it’s easy for hyper-online politicos to forget what ...