MEME FINDER COLLECTION
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World War III
Four cartoon villains in army helmets with camouflage netting, grinning broadly at each other: this is what the “Me and the Boys” template looks like when adapted to jokes about Wo
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Three-Headed Dragon
The Three-Headed Dragon is a drawing based on King Ghidorah from the film “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” (2019), in which the three heads get different personalities: two serious
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Three Billboards
“Three Billboards” is a meme parody of a plot device from the film *Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri* (2017), in which Frances McDormand’s character rents billboards to ca
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Three Four Five
A spam meme from 2017 in which users flooded big VKontakte communities with counting lines. It reportedly began as a way to dodge the network's filter that deleted overly short com
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Three Stages of Human Life
A white image with the text “3 stages of human life”: the first item is birth, the third is death, and the second is left blank. The joke rests on the gap: the viewer fills in ever
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Trojan Horse
"Trojan Horse" shows an attractive shell, hidden consequences, and a person ready to let them into his life. The modern template grew out of an editorial cartoon about Facebook, an
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Shaking Mannequin
A short clip of a mannequin with a ginger bob and bangs, trembling to the electronic track “Not Okay (Alone Mix)” by SOPHIE. It spread on Twitter in September 2019 and became a uni
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Dumb Pigeon
“Dumb Pigeon” is a comic in which a guy calls a pigeon stupid, and the bird responds by putting on sunglasses and flying off in a helicopter. The drawing mocks people’s overconfide
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Stupid Americans (Well, They're Stupid)
“Stupid Americans (Well, They're Stupid)” is the signature catchphrase of satirist Mikhail Zadornov, which he used to accompany his monologues about the absurd laws of the United S
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Dumb Chicks, Damn, I Hate You So Much
A crude internet phrase that spread through meme communities from 2017. It can be said literally, parodied as an aggrieved character's voice, or remade, so its tone depends on the
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Turkish Shooter
Yusuf Dikeç went viral at the 2024 Paris Olympics for his calm pose and simple sports look during the shooting event. With teammate Şevval İlayda Tarhan he won silver in the 10 m a
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Would You Still Love Me If I Were a Worm?
An absurd trend that began on English-language social media in 2019, where people ask partners or parents whether they'd still love them after turning into a worm. It spread into c
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You Were Right, I'll Always Be a Villain
A frame from the animated film "Megamind" (2010) with the blue-skinned hero in a prison jumpsuit. Picked up on TikTok and YouTube in 2021 as a joking admission that someone can't o
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Are You a Wizard?
A sarcastic phrase and image macro aimed at someone playing Captain Obvious. It ironically points out a banal remark that the speaker presents as a great discovery.
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Going Somewhere? Besides Jail?
A cartoon superhero glides across the city with a smug grin. The line “Going somewhere? Besides jail?” is used to playfully stop someone who is trying to slip away from something u
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You Were Supposed to Fight Evil
A frame from Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005): Obi-Wan Kenobi, with anguish in his voice, reproaches Anakin Skywalker. In memes it is used when someone close mak
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You Think You're Better Than Me
A meme built on two lines from the 2017 film Good Time with Robert Pattinson, used for joking comparisons between two things. It relies on a single Pattinson still rather than a re
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You're Fucking Crazy
“You [expletive]? Are you even sane?” is a meme dialogue between two teenage girls, played by the bloggers Mishanya and Syks. The rough intonation, drawn-out vowels and the sudden
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You Know What Meme This Is
A light PlayStation and five dark gamepads arranged to evoke the famous meme of one woman and five men. The joke is recognizing the composition without faces, with everyday objects
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You and That Guy You Don't Need to Worry About
A two-panel comparison meme: a stand-in for you on one side, something clearly far better on the other. A popular version contrasts two different screen takes on the Joker, with a
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You’re Known Around the World For… (The Office)
A four-panel template from the TV series The Office: Michael Scott tells Pam what she is known for, and the answer turns out unexpected or sarcastic. The blanks are filled with cou
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You Can Only Save One
“You Can Only Save One” turns a debate over habits into rescuing someone from a burning house. In the original Roxy comic, the hero chooses video games over sleep, and the remakes
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You Break the Rules and You’re Praised
A line from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, in which Wanda Maximoff says rule-breaking makes Stephen Strange a hero but her an enemy, is reused to joke about double st
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You Can't Defeat Me
A frame from the film “Thor: Ragnarok”: Hela in a horned crown says “You can't defeat me,” and the reply is “No, I know. But he can.” The format is built on a self-confident first
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