On Monday, the European Parliament voted to pass the EU Copyright Directive which will regulate how copyrighted content is shared online, potentially impacting the spread of memes.

SBEVE is an abbreviation for “he lied” that comes from the phrase “(S)he (be)lie(ve)d.”

A dance move meme challenge has people spinning around slowly as if they were in a microwave.

It me is a way of saying “it’s me,” meaning that you relate to something on a personal level.

A prompt to Google “Florida man” + your birthday has led to an influx of hilarious personalized memes.

A fan theory about a way for Ant-Man to defeat Thanos by shrinking down and then growing large has inspired a popular meme.

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

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.

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.