The “I’ve played these games before” meme has taken TikTok by storm, originating from a scene in Season 2 of Netflix’s South Korean series Squid Game. The moment features protagonist ...

It's 2025, and that means a whole new year of brain-rotting memes and trends for us to gawk at. Considering what 2024 gave us, it's understandable to be either very excited or very nervous about that ...

Happiness is an emotion which can be found in small things like sending hilarious messages or funny memes to friends and family. But what are memes and why they are so popular among young generation.

This sudden change of tech mogul's username and password sparked chaos in the cryptocurrency market, causing the value of a meme coin sharing the same name to surge dramatically. Netizens were seen ...

2025 is here, and what could be better than memes to kick it off? With a dose of humour and relatability, memes capture the universal chaos of resolutions, the inevitable “new year, same me ...

By changing his name to “Kekius Maximus” and his profile picture to a Pepe-inspired gladiator playing video games, Musk sparked renewed interest in the meme coin. PEPE’s price surged 11% in response ...

As 2024 ends, New Year's Eve is marked by celebrations and humorous reflections. Many revel in sharing funny memes and texts about resolutions and past experiences. These memes, popular for their ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Labor minister Jason Clare has joined campaign strategists across the political spectrum in condemning the meme cooked up by the ...

A look back at Musk's history sharing Pepe the Frog memes and images on X. While Musk's X changes sparked optimism for the meme coin, this wasn't the first time the billionaire supported Pepe the ...

Funny GIFs and memes have become an integral part of modern celebrations, offering a lighthearted way to connect with friends, family, and colleagues. These creative snippets of humor can capture the ...

Kekius Maximus is a catchphrase that is a derivative of "kek," itself a formerly prevalent alternative to saying "lol." The phrase is a combination of "kek," a common Ancient Roman name ending in -us ...