#BlackoutTuesday and #TheShowMustBePaused are hashtags associated with members of the music industry’s plan to pause work and promotions for 24 hours on June 2, 2020, to honor Black lives and make a statement against police violence.

#IsOverParty on Twitter is an online hashtag that exposes celebrities for their problematic behaviour.

Anyone can become a part of the virtual observance for Pride Month 2020 with these all-inclusive LGBTQ+ memes.

“OK, Wallet” and the “Yankee With No Brim” trends are part of a women’s empowerment movement on TikTok, after some user claimed only men could take part in a specific meme.

Daredevil “Karen and Kingpin” memes feature Kingpin, aka Wilson Fisk, towering over reporter Karen Page. The meme is used to represent someone shouting at another person or thing.

The “Kylie Jenner Not A Billionaire” memes began appearing Twitter after Forbes reported the 2019 “youngest self-made billionaire” may have forged tax returns and is, in fact, not a billionaire.

“Target Jennifer” is the name given to a woman who uses a wheelchair who was recorded stabbing people outside of a Target in Minneapolis before she was sprayed with a fire extinguisher.

“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.

The purse challenge on TikTok typically consists of a creator sitting in a car and pranking the person sitting next to them by moving a purse from the backseat to the front seat and back again, hitting them in the process.

“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.