Soon, people were forgoing the terms of the original format entirely and adding new letters to create even more idiosyncratic iterations of the meme. —nicky b (@nickybrownson) April 13, 2020 ...

Thanks for the meme-ories. A Philadelphia man went viral this week after claiming that he plans to save every meme format that has ever graced Twitter — in case the site gets shut down.

“10,000 likes” is a highly flexible meme format with two main parts. First, there’s a fake Facebook post by a character or celebrity that claims “10,000 likes and I’ll do whatever the ...

Another day, another new meme format. The latest meme making its rounds on Twitter and other social media pokes fun at the things that get peopled worked up and either increase or, in some cases ...

There’s a new sheriff in internet town. A meme sheriff, if you will. He’s got a cowboy hat, a set of boots, and a body made of emoji. And he means business.

If you want to express to the world your sense of injustice at being misunderstood, might I suggest another, older meme: the “What people think I really do” meme, which takes the following format.