Always on the Move is a memorable quote by character Obi-Wan Kenobi from 2005 film Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. Originating from /r/PrequelMemes, in early 2018 the image macro based on the quote saw an increase in circulation outside of the community.
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Dog on the Phone is a three-panel exploitable image that features a dog in an office space with a phone to his ear. The expression on the dogs face changes from excited, in the first panel, too worried in the final bottom panel.
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Furry Scaring Dog refers to an object labeling exploitable using an image of a dog showing concern to a person wearing a fursuit. The meme is used to express feelings of concern or alarm between a person and a concept… and some of them are pretty relatable.
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My Pet's Name Is is a phrasal template that pet owners use to share the various nicknames that they have given their pets. So Basically, it's the most relatable thing on Twitter for anyone with a pet
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Oftentimes memes happen for no reason at all. They're sparked from the ether. An anonymous internet user makes a silly joke and then a bunch of other people join in on it. People who weren't in on the genesis are confused, but make memes anyway because the confusion is part of the humor. We see this happen time and again with memes like Big Chungus or Markiplier E, but the latest trend of Shaggy's Power memes may be the most bizarre yet. Whereas Big Chungus and Markiplier E drew humor from their utter randomness, Shaggy's Power has a depth of lore that begs the question: why the fuck is this a thing now? Here are some of our favorite examples of the weirdest meme going right now.
Natalia Poklonskaya Behind Microphones refers to a photograph of the Russian politician and former Prosecutor General of Crimea Natalia Poklonskaya sitting with a unreasonable amount of microphones. Sititng next to here is an unidentified man during a press conference, which shockingly… a teeny tiny microphone. In 2019, the photograph was circulated as an object-labeling meme, and the internet did it justice.
"Do Not Cite the Deep Magic to Me, Witch" is a memorable quote from the 1950 fantasy novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by British writer C. S. Lewis and the 2005 film of the same name. Since 2016, a two-panel screen capture of the scene from the move has been circulated as an image macro. And what do you know? It's back in action as many are creating new memes…
What Does Airport Security Have Against Bottled Water? Well, according to Reddit, water is a TSA agent's arch nemesis. So why not make the most of it with memes?
Resident Evil 2 released to high praise from critics who called it the gold standard for survival horror in 2019. While the game is definitely scary, perhaps no character captures the essence of Resident Evil's trademark blend of pants-filling horror and campy comedy than Mr. X. The game's omnipresent villain stalks the player throughout the game and his appearances are genuinely unsettling, but Mr. X is also a giant zombie in a trenchcoat and a hat, which frankly, is a little goofy. The mix of Mr. X's intimidating presence and silly appearance makes him perfect for memes, the Resident Evil franchise's answer to Thanos or Emperor Palpatine. Here are some of our favorite memes about the cloaked menace.
Dark Souls is a series well known for taking players to hellish locations that strike the fear of God into even the most hardened adventurers. Toilets are sort of like that too. Now, thanks to a brilliant idea by Twitter user "Jammho"https://twitter.com/Jammho/status/1091048689337057281, these two great terrors now scare together. A series of horrifying toilets oddly match perfectly with iconic location texts from the Dark Souls series. As only the steeliest hollowed knights may conquer the game, such may only the bravest poopers conquer these toilets. Let's take a look.
Eight years ago, the earliest known example of this Cereal Guy-themed comic series was submitted to Reddit, which compared two strikingly different photographs of actor Joseph Gordon Levitt. And with that, many more followed…
'What've You Got For Me' turns the Internet and its vast troves of garbage into a back-alley drug dealer. And this is what the internet is selling…
How did it start?: YouTube representative mentioned removing the dislike button as one of the considered options to protect creators from "dislike mobs".
How did it end?: The internet retaliated with memes.
Listen, we can all agree that adapting a beloved children's animated film into a live-action feature is a difficult task. Not only do filmmakers have to translate the whimsy inherent in animation into a real-seeming world, they also have to overcome decades of nostalgia in order to satisfy audiences who have loved the cartoon since they were children. Taking this challenge on seems like a herculean task destined to fail, yet studios keep on ordering them for some reason, despite audiences' tepid-to-outright hostile response.
We entered the latter category this week as Disney unveiled a proper trailer for their live-action adaptation Aladdin, and while there's much to discuss (such as, why does Jafar sound like that???), most Twitter users could only focus on Will Smith's jiggly wiggly blue approximation of a genie.
Folks, has that genie spent 10,000 years in a lamp or in the uncanny valley?
Needless to say, the jokes came fast and ruthlessly. Let's take a look at our favorites.
If you've ever seen Family Guy, you'll know straight off the bat that this misguided quote is very possible in the Griffins world. One thing's for sure, Meg is not having it and speaking her mind! Luckily so is everyone else on the internet…
"Well yes, but actually no" is a misguided quote that originated from the movie So You Want to Be a Pirate! Randomly enough, this quote and template appeared on reddit thanks to GarryBoldwater. And because of it, there are now many new memes to laugh at. Such as these;
"It Hurt Itself in Its Confusion!" is a battle message from Pokémon role-playing video game series, first used in Pokémon Red and Blue. Online, screenshots of the message have been circulated as a reaction image and an image macro in reference to self-destructive actions. Therefore, it makes for funny memes. The first known post in which it was used as a reaction image was created by Redditor tatlo17 in /r/funny subreddit on August 11th, 2015, and since then has been used on and off again throughout the years.
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Let Me In is reaction image or GIF of American comedian Eric Andre screaming "Let me in!" outside of the Democratic National Convention in 2016.
On July 29th, 2016, The Eric Andre Show special, "Near the DNC," aired on Adult Swim. The video was uploaded to YouTube that day and received 2.9 million views and 55,000 likes in three years. On February, 9th, 2019, Redditor Phasyo posted a "let me in" image to /r/dankmemes] labeling Eric Andre as "21 Savage" and behind the fence as "America." And thus, the memes started to roll in
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"Finally! A Worthy Opponent! Our Battle Will Be Legendary!" is a memorable quote by character Tai Lung from 2008 animated film Kung Fu Panda.
Starting 2016, memes based on the two-panel screen capture of the scene have been circulated by Spanish-speaking users. In November 2016, an anonymous Funpic.us user reposted the earliest known English version of the meme from 9GAG (original post unavailable). And thus, a stream of legendary battle memes emerged.
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