MEME FINDER COLLECTION
Every meme
has a story.
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Welcome to Chornobaivka
A dim scene with a screen reading "Welcome to Chornobaivka" refers to the fighting around Chornobaivka airfield in Kherson Oblast in 2022. The name became a meme about repeated str
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Zoned-Out Black Cat
A black cat stares at its tabby companion as if it caught only half of a long story. The video became an image of wandering attention: it is used when someone has mentally checked
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Garlic Bread
“Garlic Bread” is a family of jokes in which an ordinary food is exalted as the highest life value. It combines absurd declarations of love for a dish, reworked slogans, and images
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Four Photos of Jennifer Lawrence That Will Make You Say
"Four Photos of Jennifer Lawrence That Will Make You Say" parodies headlines that promise the viewer a strong reaction in advance. The continuation of the phrase and the substitute
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Chi Da?
The photo shows Edward Beal in a blue T-shirt and cap, and a large caption over the frame asks: “Chi da?!” The phrase became recognizable after Beal’s street videos in 2018; in com
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Chilipizdrik
A cat with a potato-shaped body and a bewildered gaze became an abstract meme: the coarse slang word from the title means almost nothing, so the picture is slotted into the most va
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Chinazes
A made-up slang word from Ukrainian blogger Andre Boyarsky that viewers turned into a universal "awesome" or "nice." It has no established literal meaning, so it's understood throu
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Chipi Chipi Chapa Chapa
The catchy chorus of Christell's song "Dubidubidu," which became a hit meme in late 2023. It's used as a sound loop for videos of swaying cats and other repetitive, charming dances
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Chipseki
A close-up of a black cat with huge eyes and an open mouth, captioned with ecstatic food cries: “chipseki,” “sukhareki,” and similar words. The picture conveys an irrepressible urg
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Chirivichki
A frame with a three-dimensional character resembling the mouse lemur Mort from “Madagascar,” with a red caption “chirivichki,” which distorts the word “cherevichki.” The expressio
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What’s in the Box? (Paul Atreides and the Pain Box)
The Dune scene where Paul Atreides screams during a pain test became a meme for any unpleasant wait or surprise. Captions often say “what’s in the box?”, but that line is not from
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What the Mario Bros. Think
“What the Mario Bros. Think” is a parody dialogue in which Mario answers thoroughly while Luigi delivers a short, blunt rhyme. Two pictures of Nintendo characters become a scene of
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What If We Used 100% of Our Brain?
A close-up: an elderly gray-bearded man is speaking, and on the blurred background large text is visible, with the words “Evolutio…” and “Human” legible. This is Morgan Freeman in
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What Shall We Order?
“What Shall We Order?” is a two-panel meme built from identical stock photos of a man and a woman sitting in a restaurant. The attached file contains only one panel without caption
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What They Tell Me vs. What I Hear
A template with two speech bubbles above a man with crossed arms: the first shows what he is actually told, the second what he understands or wants to hear. It became popular aroun
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What You Can Fix with Instant Noodles
A frame from a video in which, above a broken sink, two hands squeeze glue onto clumps of instant noodles, as if the noodles were building material. The meme grew into a series of
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What Do We Say to the God of Death? (Not Today)
The meme is built on a scene from the first season of Game of Thrones, in which fencing master Syrio Forel asks Arya Stark what one says to the God of Death and gets the short repl
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What You Need to Know About Pavel Grudinin: Strawberries, Bots and Spider-Man
Pavel Grudinin, director of the Lenin state farm, became the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) presidential candidate in 2018 and quickly became a meme thanks to str
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What’s Happening
“What’s Happening” is a reaction featuring James McAvoy as Bruce Robertson from the film “Filth.” The character holds a hand to his head and looks stunned while keeping a strange s
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What Trump Showed Kim Jong Un
What Trump Showed Kim Jong Un is a set of photoshops of the document from the 2018 Singapore summit. The blank pages in Donald Trump's hands turn the official folder into a place f
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What Are You?
A meme using Arnold Schwarzenegger in Predator (1987), covered in blood and mud and looking bewildered. The caption expresses confusion at something strange, like an odd news story
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What Did I Just Read?
A series of macros using Joshua Reynolds' 1775 portrait of Samuel Johnson to express bewilderment at some absurd text found online. The format dates to roughly 2009.
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Dude, This Party Sucks. I Hate These People
The line from Tony in Hotline Miami 2 about an unpleasant party became a way to express irritation with the company or with what is happening around. The meme keeps the recognizabl
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Dude, That's Some Rap
A phrase from a 2011 amateur street video of a young man in a winter hat. The clip has nothing to do with rap, but the line is used whenever talk turns to rap or music that sounds
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