MEME FINDER COLLECTION
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Noviop (“New Historical Community”)
“Noviop” is a politically loaded word used as a label in Russian-language debates. It abbreviates the Soviet phrase “new historical community”, which a publicist later gave a sharp
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There Will Be No New Year
A frame of Papa Smurf in a festive hat with a flat announcement that there will be no New Year. It turns holiday anticipation into a bleak joke about canceled fun, plans, or hopes.
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New Year's Table in My Family (Fake 1974 USSR Photo)
A post claiming to show "the New Year's table in the USSR" relies on nostalgia but its image contains details that don't match 1974. A handy way to joke about false memories, poor
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Akinfeev's Leg
“Akinfeev's Leg” is a meme about the decisive save of the goal in Russia's match against Spain on July 1, 2018. The goalkeeper's left leg became a standalone symbol of unexpected s
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Normies
“Normies” is a dismissive term for ordinary internet users who share memes without understanding their culture or context. It is contrasted with nonconformists, or “memenuts” (мема
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No, No, No, Mister Fish
An image of a hand holding a large fish by the water, with a voiceover that scolds the fish and promises it a trip to the basin. The comedy comes from the absurd conversation with
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Yeah, But Actually No
“Yeah, but actually no” is a meme featuring a puppet pirate with a thick brown beard from the Aardman studio film “The Pirates! Band of Misfits” (2012). The joke describes a situat
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Yeah, Yeah. Fuck It, I'm Out
Still from the second season of the TV series True Detective (2015): detective Ray Velcoro, played by Colin Farrell, stands under an overpass in lilac light and delivers a crude li
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Let's Break Down What You Wrote Piece by Piece
A picture of Rambo at an old monitor with the caption “RAMBO, YOU'RE A HOMEBODY))” is tied to the copypasta about “breaking it down piece by piece.” It is used to ironically dissec
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Condescending Wonka (Go Ahead, Tell Me)
A frame from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) with Gene Wilder's Wonka giving a half-smile and skeptical squint. It expresses distrust of someone about to tell a story, e
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So Where Is This Poverty?
A man with a spyglass asks "So where is this poverty?" while the composition implies he fails to notice the hardship beside him. The meme grew from a caricature of wealth and pover
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Well, You Scum, Disgusting
“Well, you scum, disgusting” is an excessively harsh meme reaction to a conditional offense. In this variant, two lines in white speech bubbles are overlaid on a close-up of a man
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So How Are Things with Money?
A man in a light shirt presses a phone to his ear among birch trees. Stuck to the picture is a phrase from an old phone prank: “So how are things with money?” It is used when you w
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Well, It's Nothing, Tyau-Tyau-Tyau (Zipulya)
A still of Ukrainian performer MC Zipulya emotionally delivering the line "Nu nichego strashnogo, tyau-tyau-tyau." It became a carefree "no big deal" reaction after yet another fai
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Y Tho
A meme built on a painting by Colombian artist Fernando Botero of a stout figure in yellow robes and a tall headdress seated with folded hands. With the caption "Y tho", it reacts
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Y U NO Guy
An angry black-and-white rage-comic face with bulging eyes that shakes its hands and demands to know why people don't do the obvious thing. Born in 2009, it is used to vent about e
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Well, Hello
A frame from the animated film “Despicable Me” (2010): Vector is lounging on a red quilted sofa in a red hall. The phrase “Well, hello” turns his pose into a reaction to a person o
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Well, He Died and He Died
“Well, he died and he died” is a line from designer and blogger Artemiy Lebedev, who responds this way to the deaths of famous people in his news reviews. The phrase became a meme
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Go Sniff a Bebra
A still from a short absurdist video of a young man in a black hat holding a shovel in a snowy forest clearing. His line "Nyukhai bebru" became a blunt way of saying "get lost" or
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Oh My God, His First Word
A two-panel comic in which a baby in an orange wrap first produces a bewildered “uhhh,” and then a mom exclaims that he is about to say his first word. The meme is built on the ant
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Oh My God, Is This a New Emotion?
A reaction template from Inside Out 2, where Joy spreads her arms as new emotions appear in Riley’s head. Used to name a sudden feeling or habit the poster could never quite put in
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Oh Yeah, It's All Coming Together
A frame from the Disney animated film The Emperor's New Groove (2000): Kronk with a satisfied smirk and a lowered gaze against a night-blue sky. The phrase “Oh yeah, now it all fal
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Oh, the Libs Just Lost It
'Oh, the liberakhu just lost it' is an ironic phrase from a chat, overlaid on a fragment of classical painting showing a scene of martyrdom. 'Liberakhu' is a derogatory, jokey twis
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Oh My Gad, Danila, Are You Crazy
Two characters from the sketch show Dayosh Molodyozh! (Give Us the Youth!), German and Danila, depicted as fashionable “glamorous” dandies. The line “Oh my gad, Danila, are you cra
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