Social media users are sharing “Quarantine Day X Memes” as a way to track their experiences while being in quarantine for days on end.

#Zoombombing is a new form of online trolling where Zoom users take advantage of the application’s screen-sharing feature to display inappropriate imagery during video calls, professional meetings, and virtual classes.

#AskReuters is a hashtag for Twitter users to share their Coronavirus questions with in hopes of receiving updates on the outbreak and professional medical responses.

Social media users are sharing environmentally conscious posts with #EarthHour because the hashtag is a worldwide initiative that is intended to spread awareness and help conserve energy and Earth’s natural resources.

Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness has become an extensive source for online memes that have managed to cultivate a large community of fans on social media.

The flamboyant star of Netflix’s Tiger King, Joe Exotic is being shared all over social media in many different memes because of his eccentric life and memorable scenes in the true-crime documentary.

Just like if a student was attending class, #VirtualSpiritWeek is an online community of teachers and students who are boosting each other’s spirits up by dressing in theme each day of the school week.

#MyCovidStory is a trending hashtag that allows for social media users specifically on Twitter and Instagram to share their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.

As quarantine schedules and routines are a must in the wake of a public health crisis, social media users are sharing their ways of adapting to self-isolation and are inspiring others to build a daily regiment

Amid coronavirus, many social media users are using their #MondayMotivation as a form of positivity to combat the lack of productivity that may come with quarantining.

The #SavageChallenge is a promotional dance video series that social media users are welcomed to participate in which highlights Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Savage’ single featured on her debut album, Suga.

“The Rona” or “Rona” are colloquial terms that Black social media users gave to the widespread Coronavirus which are now heavily used within younger generations such as Millennials or Gen Zers.