MEME FINDER COLLECTION
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Rabbit Playing Jenga
A photo of a brown rabbit reaching for a block in a leaning Jenga tower. It is used as a picture of ruined plans and an inevitable collapse.
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Ralph the Rabbit (Save Ralph)
A bandaged but cheerful puppet rabbit from the short film Save Ralph became a meme about people who keep their spirits up in hard times.
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Krotovukha (Mole Tincture)
"Krotovukha" is a viral December 2022 story about a supposed tincture with a mole in a jar. The effect rests on grotesque surprise and a listener's reaction; it spread as a shockin
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Screaming Krosh (Krosh Krichit)
A 3D still of Krosh from the animated series Smeshariki, mouth wide open in a scream, used as a reaction to a minor setback. A related line of the meme shows Shork, Krosh’s adult d
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Tiny Trump
“Tiny Trump” is a photo montage in which Donald Trump is shrunk beside people of ordinary height. The official setting remains imposing, while the miniature figure changes the hier
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A Circle at the Triangle Factory
A factory line built for triangles receives a circle. One worker notices the mismatch; the other announces that circles are what they make now. The meme became a metaphor for proce
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Circles of Hell
“Circles of Hell” is a meme diagram of the nine levels from Dante’s Divine Comedy with a tenth added. The last tier is reserved for a minor but especially irritating act, which in
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Circles in the Fields
A round Telegram video message with a smiling participant under the caption "Circles in the Fields." It is a pun on video circles and a comedians' talk show of the same name, not a
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Cool Skeletons
Grim skeletons in leather jackets, armed to the teeth, pose as model tough guys. The series mixes deliberate bravado, old goth-art aesthetics, and absurd captions: the sillier the
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The Rat Washes Like a Human
A 2018 video in which a small creature covered in soap suds rubs itself with its little paws, like a person in the shower. Some viewers assumed it was edited, but scientists identi
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Rat Dota: the split-push style behind Alliance's TI3 win
Rat Dota is the split-push style of avoiding fights and quietly taking buildings, made famous by Alliance's win at The International 2013.
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The Godfather
Image macros and quotes from the 1972 film The Godfather, where Marlon Brando's Don Corleone sternly reproaches someone for disrespect. Usually used for an ironic scolding.
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Who picks Monkey King mid? The TI9 True Sight line
“Who picks Monkey King mid?” is Team Liquid's w33 doubting Topson's pick in Valve's TI9 True Sight. The community answer: because it's Topson.
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Who the f*ck (“Kto nakhuy”)
“Kto nakhuy” (“who the f*ck”) is an abstract Runet meme built on an amateur photo of a shirtless guy with his arms spread out to the sides and a question as the caption. The format
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Whoever Reads It Will Die
“Whoever reads this will die” is an absurd inscription on a distorted photo of a white cat. It announces reading as the cause of an imaginary disaster after the viewer has already
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Who are redacheri
Redacheri are participants in VKontakte comments who first claim an early spot with a short placeholder and then edit it into a joke or another remark. The screenshot shows a stage
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Who the f* are you? Identify yourself, n*a
The meme is built on a frame from a video by the American vlogger Edp445, who, playing a security guard, points a gun at an intruder and demands that he identify himself. The phras
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Who the Hell Are You? Death
The meme is built on a frame from an animated clip for the game Apex Legends: a frightened bearded man with wide-open eyes looks at the one holding him by the neck. The caption “Wh
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Who Killed Hannibal?
“Who Killed Hannibal?” is a meme about a culprit who looks at the consequences of his own actions with sincere surprise. Eric Andre has just caused a catastrophe in a staged sketch
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Cthulhu
A fictional cosmic entity from H. P. Lovecraft's story "The Call of Cthulhu". In internet culture it symbolizes the incomprehensible, the monstrous and the absurd, and its name ser
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Where Are We Driving?
A meme based on a shot of Dwayne Johnson behind the wheel in Race to Witch Mountain (2009), looking aside with a bewildered, anxious face. Used to point out the absurdity of a situ
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Wherever I Go, I See Him Everywhere
The image shows Spider-Man in a red and gold suit crouched on the edge of a rooftop in a night-time city; the hero is played by Tom Holland. The template is linked to a line from t
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Kukareku (Cock-a-Doodle-Doo)
A meme pairing a short musical snippet from Margo with a surreal image of a smiling face in place of the yolk in a fried egg. The absurd swap turns the sound into a joke about an u
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Kukozh
"Kukozh" is Russian slang for "cringe": whatever makes you feel awkward and want to curl up. Thought to be coined in 2019, it became popular later, once jokes, often post-ironic on
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