Memes from 2020-

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Which character are you?
Is a trend that first stated on Instagram but later
on, it spread through out the internet. It's a
camera filter that tells you which
character/object/food you are based on... who
knows!

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8RwseUL/

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Memes from 2020
Everything is Cake
During the summer of 2020, a single video arose an
existential uncertainty to the whole internet. It
features a bunch of everyday household objects
that look normal until sliced through with a knife,
revealing it to be a hyper realistic cakes.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8Rwta6x/

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The PS5 Logo
The new released PlayStation model was welcomed
by the world with memes. Their new released logo
was memed on because of its "new" (barely
different from before) design.

https://twitter.com/Cyranek?t=LkXkoiv3eQnvnZb
zQxTjTg&s=09

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Da Vinky Twins
The Voros Twin video went viral on 2020, being
asked who painted the Mona Lisa. They first
answered with "Mona Lisa," and once the answer's
been revealed they both answered "Da Vinky???" in
perfectly in-sync.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8RwWWf1/

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Memes from 2021
Immortal snail
TikTok users have resurrected the "immortal
snail," all the way back in 2014. An ageless
gastropod that will follow you around—at a snail's
pace—if you accept $10 million dollars, killing you if
it touches you.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88wp1Y9/

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Memes from 2021
Sea Shanty TikTok
Sea shanties became the hottest track on TikTok.
The affection for these antiquated boat tunes
began when a Scottish postal worker and musician
posted a video of himself singing "The Wellerman."
Soon there were remixes, shanty culture was
inescapable, and very catchy.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88w6hR5/

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Burger King International
Women's Day tweet
They are times when corporate entities posts
about supporting marginalized groups on the
internet. On International Women's Day, the
official UK account Burger King tweeted "Women
belong in the kitchen." It's probably a joke, and it
https://twitter.com/GabeNewton4/status/13692
92886609629187 was somewhat funny, though the response was
much funnier.

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Memes from 2021
Yassification
The process of making something substantially
better than its original version, or of having
something appear to be significantly better than
its similar or comparable predecessor. The act of
making someone or something more girlboss.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/24/style/yas
sify-bot-meme.html

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Memes from 2022
Doors vs. wheels
It's a question as old as time: Are there more
doors or wheels in the world? When the debate
took Twitter and TikTok by storm. People have
tried to use math to come up with an answer but
nevertheless, the debate is truly endless.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88wfMWy/

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“Me, an empath”
It's a new way to introduce a joke. The latest
revival of the meme format dumbs the concept of
an empath down to its absolute stupidest, funniest,
and sociopathic iteration. "Your partner is yelling
at you? Me, an empath: I can sense they're mad
about something."

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88w4NGs/

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Elmo and Rocco
This reignited Elmo's beef with Zoey's pet rock
Rocco. An old clip of the show in which he literally
cannot with his friend's love for her rock. People
couldn't handle how hostile the sweet, little
monster was being in the video.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88wp5Sg/

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What are you listening to?
The trend of a "content creator" approaching
random people wearing headphones in the street to
ask them what they were listening to
disappointingly popped off.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS88wx4Uh/

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