The crying Wojak vs. calm Chad “we know” or “I know” meme format contrasts overreactions with underreactions.

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

A growing movement to make Manny from Diary Of A Wimpy Kid the new face of the American flag seeks to trigger Fox News while spreading anti-racist activism.

The #ShotsXCrisis “Swerving In The Streets” dance by @tdfw.shot consists of very quick-paced arm motions, like the mop and the woah.

TikTokers are highlighting the moments they’ve felt tough, fearless, and even invincible by lip-syncing to lyrics about fighting a grizzly bear.

4th of July 2020 memes encapsulate a variety of experiences and sentiments around United States Independence Day during a particularly tumultuous time.

The “Legwork Moonwalk” is a dance that combines Zanku Legwork with the Moonwalk.

The #DontRunChallenge, also known as, #WhyAreYouRunning challenge features very fast footwork performed to DJ Eddy Beatz “Why Are You Running” (Remix).

Of the most popular TikTok trends of June 202o, here are the best ones that are bound to last through July and beyond.

Twitter users are sharing their favorite movies by tweeting a still from said movie alongside a screengrab of X-Files’ Agent Scully asking Agent Mulder how many times he’s watched a particular movie.

July 2020 memes joke about how 2020 is on a dramatic downward spiral.

Hype around the emoji combo 👁️👄👁️ paired with the phrase “it is what it is,” was used by a group of techies to raise money for racial justice organizations.