We gather newly rising and long-lasting memes. We don't judge — we show them as-is. The interpretation is up to you.
Slang for losing your composure or breaking down emotionally, often out of anger or stress. Popular 2024-2025.
Slang for excessively flattering or hyping someone up, often insincerely. Rose to popularity in 2024.
Slang for deliberately acting cool and unbothered, as if nothing fazes you. Popular 2024-2025.
A 2024 fashion trend embracing a bold, glamorous "mob wife" look (fur coats, gold jewelry, dark lips) as the flashy opposite of the minimalist "clean girl" aesthetic.
A drop-in sound bite of someone saying "oi oi oi," used as comedic background audio layered over various clips, popular in 2024.
A video of a cat swaying set to the song "Chipi Chipi Chapa Chapa," which went viral as a meme in 2024.
Youth football prodigy whose associated rizz memes spread widely, 2023-2024.
Father-son influencer duo known for their we bring the boom catchphrase and product rating videos at Costco, 2024-2025.
Catchphrase used to shut down someone's excuses, essentially stop talking and just do your job, 2024-2025.
Baby king penguin Pesto, who grew larger than his own parents, became a viral cute-animal meme in 2024.
Baby pygmy hippo at a Thai zoo who went viral worldwide for her bouncy, expressive antics, 2024.
TikTok trend pushing back against overconsumption, encouraging people to use up what they already own rather than buy more, 2024.
Meme sparked by the question of how often men think about the Roman Empire, leading people to share their own recurring obsessive thoughts, their own Roman Empire, 2023-2024.
A tongue-in-cheek TikTok trend rationalizing purchases with quirky logic -- cash purchases are free, returns make money -- 2023-2024.
A 2024 slang phrase, "standing on business," used to emphasize taking something seriously and following through.
Image meme of Ronaldo pouring chocolate milk into a wine glass. Dubbed "the first meme of 2026," it spread explosively in January.
A TikTok/Reels video format that places the viewer in first-person ("POV: you just did X") to act out a relatable scenario. Became the standard template for short-form roleplay content.
Started from a TikTok by Jools Lebron describing her exaggeratedly composed and thoughtful demeanor as "very demure, very mindful." Became a catchphrase for performing over-the-top politeness or restraint. From 2024.
Wordplay meme that splits the word "yogurt" into "yo, gurt" -- as if someone is calling out to a person named "gurt," who replies "yo." Started on X and exploded on TikTok in 2025 alongside a Madagascar penguins video edit.
Video of a high schooler named Adrian explaining his friend group on camera, declaring "we're Ohio," after which a friend sings "Swag Like Ohio." Trended in the first half of 2025.
Meme pairing an AI-generated baby face with rotoscoped footage of an influencer trying not to laugh. Used as a reaction GIF/caption to express shock or disbelief. Late 2025.
Composite image of Squid Game's Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) cradling player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) as a baby. A meme everyone pretends to understand, but nobody can actually explain its origin. 2025.
The cheerful "Nothing beats a Jet2Holiday!" jingle from a UK Jet2 airline ad, used ironically over videos of disastrous vacations gone wrong. Went globally viral in 2025.
An intense, improvised verse delivered by TikToker Elliot Shaw in a dramatic British accent became a meme, later reused as a template for animated edits. Resurged in popularity in 2025.