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The phrase "Melania jacket I really don't care" refers to a specific moment in late 2018 involving then First Lady Melania Trump, a jacket she wore, and a reported message scraw...
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The phrase "Melania jacket I really don't care" refers to a specific moment in late 2018 involving then First Lady Melania Trump, a jacket she wore, and a reported message scraw...
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Bacon baby is an internet meme and shorthand that typically refers to a baby or young child depicted with or associated with bacon, usually in a humorous, stylized, or ironicall...
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The line 'It's gonna be May' comes from the 2002 film Crossroads , in which Justin Timberlake's character, after a tense moment with his bandmates, says, 'You know what? It's go...
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Discussions about Sarah Silverman moustache appear frequently in online commentary and memes. These references typically combine her facial hair with broader conversations about...
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The "Debbie Downer" meme on YouTube refers to a recurring Saturday Night Live character played by Rachel Dratch, known for her pessimistic catchphrase, "This is ruining my life....
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"World's Greatest Dad" is one of the most repeatable catchphrases from Seinfeld , spoken by Larry David as George Costanza's father, Frank. In context, it is deeply sarcastic, d...
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The phrase 911 saying refers to short, attention-grabbing messages people post when something unexpected, dramatic, or urgent happens. These posts appear on social platforms, fo...
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In late 2019, a viral video in which beauty influencer Laura Lee addressed a product controversy became the basis of a widespread apology video meme, highlighting tensions betwe...
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The phrase "urkel look what you did" is a recurring line from the long-running sitcom Family Matters , spoken by the character Steve Urkel. It is primarily used as a reaction me...
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Kit Kat Man is an internet meme character defined by a distinctive striped shirt, oversized head, and awkward, expressionless posture. The figure first appeared in a 2011 Flash...
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The John Green Tumblr meme refers to a family of jokes, image macros, and remixes that treat quotes and moments from John Green’s videos and novels as templates for irony, aff...
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When someone says, "Mom will you be my valentine," they are usually invoking a lighthearted family meme rather than making a literal romantic offer. This phrase plays on the awk...
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"Loomis Singer national anthem" is a phrase that circulates online without a single agreed origin or meaning, often pointing to a personalized or alternate version of a national...
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Laura Wellington is an internet figure known primarily as the person behind a widely circulated photo of a woman posing with a humorous doormat. The image, shared widely on plat...
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The "Washington DC cucumber man" is an online nickname and meme that emerged from a specific photograph of a man holding a cucumber near a Washington DC landmark. This phrase fu...
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Blue Steel is the signature pose and deadpan expression made famous by Derek Zoolander in the 2001 film Zoolander . It represents a hyper-stylized, emotionally flat runway look...
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