Womp Womp (alternatively spelled whomp whomp) is a catchphrase often featured in memes to either convey genuine disappointment or mock a disappointed person. Sometimes called the sad trombone noise, ...

Oops TikTok Trend, also known as Oh Shoot TikTok Trend, refers to a TikTok trend that was popularized in early November 2024, ...

"What are the memes out there? 'Sad Keanu' and lonely. … He's actually a very happy, enthusiastic, incredibly positive guy," the director says. Related: John Wick Co-Directors Say 'No Other ...

In the constantly shifting world of internet culture, there is no character so persistent and so easily repurposable as Wojak ...

A Texas fan is trying to make the most out of his viral moment. Grant Walther became a meme for Longhorns sadness after ESPN cameras showed him glumly looking out on the field Saturday night with ...

Initially born from the rise of Sigma male culture and the People Who Don’t Know vs. People Who Know meme, Those Who Know 💀 meme is a catchphrase whose text and imagery indicates that a ...

It’s the first year of in-person early voting in Michigan and both sides of the aisle are urging their voters to get out and cast their ballots. Michigan Secretary of State Joselyn Benson (D ...

If you want to get your hands on all the latest Mema Sea codes, you might want to join the developers’ Discord server, or also join their Roblox group. But of course, another great way to ...

Elon Musk is taking Doge to the White House, but not as cryptocurrency or an internet meme. Instead, the Tesla CEO, SpaceX founder and billionaire is set to co-lead a new department with an ...

Taylor Lautner delighted Twilight fans when he joined in on the viral camera flip TikTok trend where he made it abundantly clear he backs his character from the film franchise and is on Team Jacob.The ...

But is this true, and could he really impose authoritarian rule in the U.S.? The fascist meme is all over the place, an upgrade from President Biden’s description of the MAGA movement in 2022 as ...

Right now, the #HearMeOut trend is offering loads of them. In 2024, less than two weeks before the next US presidential election, memes have different meanings. When “brat” took off in the ...