The line from WandaVision “but what is grief if not love persevering,” has inspired a number of memes about other things that persevere.

The “Waking Up In The Morning, Thinking About So Many Things” TikTok trend is marked by creators reflecting on the past while lip-syncing to a clip from Real Housewives Of New Jersey.

“Y’all Be Easy” Twitter memes typically poke fun at situations that are troubling for others, but not the OP. It’s a means of saying “Take care” and “Good luck.”

People are roasting their friends in the Pass The Phone Challenge on TikTok.

As we approach one year of the Coronavirus pandemic, people are sharing memes about this milestone, expressing a range of emotions.

People are marking the start of March 2021 with memes, many of which reference how we’ve been living in a pandemic for approximately one year.

TikTokers are sharing rules the plan to enforce at their wedding using the hashtag #WeddingRules.

The “It Started With A Hey” TikTok trend pokes fun at pairs of people and their contrasting characteristics.

The My/Your Pronouns Twitter memes typically see internet users describing their physical attributes, emotional states, and other characteristics rather than their gender using the subject/object format used for pronouns.

A TikTok transition trend has creators posing with a shoe on their face and then showing them stepping down with elaborate outfits and makeup looks.

Twitter users are posing questions along with the answer options “Yes👇 Yes👇 Yes👇” or “No👇 No👇 No👇 ” to share their opinions.

Memes highlight the breadth of experiences people are having on the social media app Clubhouse.