Internet Memes

Culture & Expression

The blue steel Zoolander look is a deliberately posed, mildly aggressive facial expression popularized by male model Derek Zoolander in the 2001 comedy Zoolander. It combines a...

Internet Memes

“Never Gonna Give You Up” is best known as a 1987 pop song by Rick Astley that became the foundation of one of the Internet’s longest-running pranks: rickrolling. This eve...

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The Polar Bear T-34 meme refers to an image macro that superimposes a white, cartoonish polar bear onto a T-34 tank, creating a humorous juxtaposition of a cuddly Arctic animal...

Culture and Society

The phrase hot mugshot guy refers to an internet meme built around a man whose booking photo became a widely used template for ironic attraction and visual comedy. Emerging in t...

Culture and Society

The phrase "mom I got an abortion" originates from a short-form video on Vine, a now-defunct platform that popularized quick, looping clips. In the clip, a younger person tells...

Culture and Internet Memes

The phrase Jennifer Aniston puppet mouth refers to a recurring visual gag in which a still image or short video of Jennifer Aniston is edited so her lips move in an exaggerated,...

Culture and Society

The White Lotus Walton Goggins meme refers to a widely circulated image of Walton Goggins set against the scenic backdrop of the fictional White Lotus resort from the show The W...

Internet Memes

The Angry Gordon face refers to a widely circulated expression of displeasure, skepticism, or frustration, often depicted through a close-up portrait with furrowed brows, narrow...

Culture and Society

The phrase “the last straw Tyler Perry” combines a common English idiom with a popular internet meme figure. At its core, it expresses a breaking point—the moment when a s...

Culture and Subcultures

A tooting bench couple is an internet phrase used to describe two people who sit together while one or both make exaggerated farting or bench-toot sounds for humor or playful em...