Immediately after the Toy Story 4 trailer debuted, fans made memes about the new character Forky, an anxiety-riddled spork.

“I’m baby” is a ubiquitous catch-all phrase that can refer to any connotation of the term “baby.”

Astrology is trending amongst Millennials and Gen Zers and March 20th – April 20th marks “Aries Season”. We’ve collected the funniest (and most accurate) memes to describe the fiercely independent Aries.

We’ve broken down the most commonly used slang terms used by millennials and Gen Z-ers from “AF” to “Zaddy.” Learn how to understand and speak 2019 slang, internet culture, texting acronyms, drug terminology, and so much more!

An image of Ralph Wiggum from The Simpsons crashing through a window has been turned into an exploitable meme format.

Terrorist attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand have left 50 people dead. The gunman live-streamed the events on Facebook and posted a “manifesto” online just before the attack.

Refers to the frantic state of mind someone might experience when high on meth. “Tweaking” can also be used as a slang term to reference someone’s erratic or “crazy” behavior.

To be cross faded means to be simultaneously under the influence of cannabis and alcohol.

Scooby snacks are little bits of marijuana that get stuck to someone’s mouth while smoking. The term can also refer to various recreational and prescription drugs.

Zbar or Z-bar is a slang term for Xanax.

Formerly a slang term for Quaaludes, Disco Biscuits is now a nickname for ecstasy.

Crank is a low-purity, altered form of methamphetamine, aka meth.