The Lil Baby in a wig prank consists of social media users asking their parents if they can identify an old classmate when the picture is actually a black-and-white photo of rapper Lil Baby.

Memes of Drake peeking around Nike boxes began spreading online after he released the music video for his latest single “Laugh Now, Cry Later” on Aug. 13.

Drake crying memes appeared on the internet after he sobbed in the middle of his “Laugh Now, Cry Later” music video.

Reese Witherspoon’s 2020 mood calendar has prompted a new meme. Celebrities and fans are poking fun at 2020 by sharing photos of their varied emotions throughout the year.

The “Get Back” Pop Smoke Woo Walk on TikTok features creators performing the Woo Walk, which consists of crossing one foot over the other while hopping, to Pop Smoke’s “Get Back.”

“I Need A Bad Bleep” Addison Rae memes appeared on TikTok after Rae said the lyrics to Kid Laroi’s “Addison Rae” were “heartfelt” on Genius’ Between The Lines.

TikTokers are using audio of Madison Beer saying she was supposed to be in Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” music video to poke fun at situations where they used an excuse to make up for being rejected or excluded.

The popular “All About Cake” dance on TikTok is by @Mehki (formerly @Mehkivuitton). It consists of the woah and crossing arm motions.

Everything is cake memes emerged on Twitter after Turkish culinary artist Tuba Geckil’s super realistic cake designs (shaped like Crocs, toilet paper, etc.) were shared on Buzzfeed Tasty.

TikTok’s #TwistYourMind trend features TikTokers trolling other accounts by keeping them from hitting a milestone follower count.

TikTokers are reenacting the moment that turned them into social media stars in the “Do The Thing That Made You Famous” trend.

#FairyWings challenge on Twitter calls for users to successfully tweet a portrait photo next to a pair of magical-looking wings.