Tag: viral trends

This is a 2-panel meme using a famous scene from the 1985 sci-fi comedy film *Back to the Future*. The top text frames the scene as Kate Bush after releasing her single 'Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)' in 1985. In the first panel, Marty McFly stands on stage at the 1955 Enchantment Under the Sea dance next to musician Marvin Berry, with the caption 'I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet'. The second panel continues the quote 'but your kids are gonna love it'. The meme jokes that while the song was popular upon its 1985 release, it gained massive mainstream popularity with much younger generations nearly 40 years later when it was featured heavily in season 4 of the Netflix series *Stranger Things* in 2022, topping global charts decades after its original debut.

Kate Bush 1985 Running Up That Hill Meme

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This is a single-panel relatable meme. The background displays a blurry dark silhouette of a large humanoid robot standing on high ground against a hazy, orange-grey dusky sky. Large bold white text is overlaid on the lower half of the image, following the popular 'born too late' meme format. The text jokes that people alive in the current era were born too late to witness real dinosaurs, too early to experience the widely predicted future of flying cars, but perfectly timed to see viral online drama about AI-generated fictional fruit characters cheating on each other in their scripted storylines.

Born Too Late Meme Joking About AI Fruit Relationship Drama

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This is a 4-panel satirical webcomic. Panel 1 shows a simple pink cartoon character sitting calmly on the edge of a wooden dock above blue water. Panel 2: a red lobster pops out of the water, addressing the pink character and asking if they want to learn something neat. Panel 3: the lobster states that modern social media makes adults think like 12-year-olds, while the pink character looks slightly confused with a sweat drop on its head. Panel 4: a close-up of the pink character, looking tired and dead-eyed, simply responds with the word "Skibidi". The joke works because "Skibidi" refers to the viral Skibidi Toilet trend, a piece of internet culture heavily associated with preteen audiences, so the adult character immediately using the term proves the lobster's point about social media leading adults to adopt childish youth slang and behavior.

The explanation for everything

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This is a 2-panel Drake Hotline Bling format meme. The top left panel shows Drake making a dismissive, rejecting gesture towards the top right image, which is a black and white hoax photo of a tabby cat in a field with a UFO hovering above it, representing a recent viral fake alien cat trend. The bottom left panel shows Drake smiling and making an approving gesture towards the bottom right image, which contains pages from the publicly released Jeffrey Epstein associated court documents. The header text at the top of the meme reads 'The Internet right now', implying that the online public is far more interested in the Epstein document revelations than the overdone UFO/cat viral hoax content.

The Internet Right Now Chooses Epstein Docs Over UFO Cat Hoax

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This is a 4-panel reaction meme using the widely popular Matt Damon aging template from the ending of the film Saving Private Ryan. The text positioned above the panels reads 'Seeing all the "Raid Scientology Churches" memes and remembering the Area 51 Raid was 7 years ago'. Each successive panel shows the character appearing visibly older and more weary, to visually represent the shock and feeling of unexpected rapid time passing felt by long-time internet users who remember the 2019 viral Area 51 raid joke trend, as they encounter the newer 2026 viral 'Raid Scientology Churches' meme trend 7 years after the earlier trend circulated.

That long ago? Realizing the Area 51 raid was 7 years old when seeing new Scientology raid memes

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