“Smile Gets Bigger As You Scroll” threads are growing in popularity on Twitter. Fandoms are sharing pictures of their favorite celebrity’s smile and as you scroll, their smile gets bigger and bigger.

TikTokers are creating videos in which they rate random things on scales from 1-10.

“Are ya winning, son” memes feature stick-figure drawings of a man asking his son if he’s winning his computer game.

In chess vs. in real life memes note how chess pieces are unlike their IRL counterparts.

This meme format uses an image of a grain of rice next to the world’s smallest computer to depict something that is even “smaller” than either of those two things.

Buff Doge vs. crying Cheems memes compare and contrast something strong and something weak via images of a swole doge and sad Cheems.

“Reply if” and “reply to this tweet” memes cleverly use Twitter’s new reply feature to taunt people and share hot takes.

“The movie villain, the actual villain” memes are growing on Twitter. In these dual-photo memes, fans identify who they think are the true antagonists in various films.

Parallel universe memes are trending on Twitter after scientists claim to have found a parallel universe where time moves backwards.

Lana Del Rey controversy memes began trending after the artist compared her criticism in the music industry to that of Doja Cat, Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Kehlani, Ariana Grande, and Camilla Cabello.

“Wants to be dominated/ wants to dominate you” memes add an unexpected comedic twist to an illustration about behaviors in the bedroom.

“If those kids could read, they’d be very upset” memes from King of The Hill illustrate someone sharing a controversial idea to an ignorant group of people.