MEME FINDER COLLECTION
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Trollface
Trollface is a drawn face with a wide, sly grin that became the symbol of internet trolling and provocation. It appeared in Rage Comics in 2008 and turned into a universal sign of
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True Story (Barney Stinson)
True Story is a drawn portrait of Barney Stinson from How I Met Your Mother, holding a wine glass with a look of smug disbelief. It is dropped at the end of a comic or message to v
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U Ever Flex on N***as
A provocative black-humor format asking whether someone does an ordinary thing just to show off to a group that can't. Often paired with a blurred Shrek head, the careless image ma
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UNITINU
UNITINU is a mirror-flipped photo of Condoleezza Rice, then U.S. Secretary of State, in which her nameplate turned into the palindrome "UNITINU." It arose on 4chan in late 2006 as
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Uno Reverse Card
The blue Reverse card from the game Uno has become a meme for situations where a person returns an accusation to the one who made it. The joke grew out of the internet phrase "No U
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Untitled Goose Game
The white goose from Untitled Goose Game, released in September 2019, has become a universal symbol of brazen but charming chaos. The collection includes a joke picture: a goose ag
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Valve Time: Dota 2 and the endless wait
Valve Time is the fan term for Valve's chronic release delays. In Dota 2 its defining case is Diretide and the 2013 “Volvo, giff Diretide” campaign.
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VSCO Girl
VSCO Girl is a teen internet fashion aesthetic from 2019, named after the VSCO photo editing app. It was recognized by a set of items: scrunchies worn on the wrist, a Hydro Flask b
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Wake Me Up Inside
The line comes from the chorus of Evanescence’s “Bring Me to Life” (2003). As a meme it became a pair of images: a calm skull and a red version with glowing eyes, captioned “Can’t
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Wanna Sprite Cranberry?
An animated character in a Christmas sweater and a vest with the letters LBJ holds a can of cranberry-flavored Sprite and asks: “Wanna Sprite Cranberry?” A 2017 commercial with bas
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Water Sheep
Water Sheep is an NPC sheep (a non-player character) from PewDiePie’s single-player Minecraft let’s play series, which the blogger in one episode confesses tender feelings to and i
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We Are Number One
We Are Number One is a ska song from the Icelandic children's show LazyTown, performed by villain Robbie Rotten and his clone henchmen. It became a meme in 2016, amid a fundraiser
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We live in a society
“We live in a society” is an ironic caption for a comparison between a popular object and one that gets little attention. In the recognizable version, Mickey Mouse gets many reacti
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We Live in a Society
A Joker-themed caption used to ironically complain about a small everyday annoyance as if it were a verdict on all of society. The formula grew out of the Gamers Rise Up joke serie
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We’ll Be Right Back
We’ll Be Right Back is a meme pause from “The Eric Andre Show,” where a promise of a quick return cuts off an absurd or alarming moment. In this image, Hannibal Buress raises his l
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What a Great View
“What a Great View” is a frame from the first episode of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, in which Giorno Giovanna stands at a railing admiring the scenery. The line became a
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What Are Those?
“What Are Those?” is a line from a viral video by Brandon Moore, known as Young Busco, in which he suddenly shifts attention from a police officer to the officer’s shoes. In 2015 t
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What Does The Fox Say?
“What Does the Fox Say?” is a song by the Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis, released in September 2013. The question from its chorus became a universal phrase to which it is customary to
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You... What Have You Done
"You... What have you done" pairs a glum drawn rage comics face with red lettering to express displeasure at someone else's actions. It is an ironic reaction to another person's st
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What If You Wanted to Go To Heaven
The four-panel template "What if you wanted to go to Heaven": in the first three panels there is a solemn question and the answer "but God said," and in the last one it turns out w
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When Another Boy Has A Balloon
The caption “When Another Boy Has A Balloon” turns a photo of a person pointing at something outside the frame into a story of childish envy: a serious adult complains about someon
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Who Would Win? (Mirrored Face Halves)
A template where a famous person's face is split down the middle and mirrored, giving two different-looking faces through natural asymmetry. The halves are captioned with scrambled
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Whomst
How whomst turns who and whom into a mock ladder of intellect, where increasingly grand phrasing dresses up the same simple thought without adding insight.
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Why Can’t You Just Be Normal
“Why Can’t You Just Be Normal” is a meme based on a frame from the horror film The Babadook (2014), in which a mother yells at her son sitting in a car, and he yells back. The form
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