Barbie is shaping up to be the defining pop culture moment of 2023, and it’s not hard to see why. The marketing team behind this film is doing a great job and the recently unveiled teaser trailer and character posters gave us countless hilarious memes.

“She’s Everything. He’s Just Ken.”

“She’s Everything. He’s Just Ken.” Is one of the most amazing movie taglines in recent memory, and it quickly became a viral meme, with people looking for celebrity and fictional couples that have a similar dynamic as Barbie and Ken.

Barbie Selfie Generator

New posters for 24 Barbie characters created quite a splash online – especially after it turned out you can use Barbie Selfie Generator to create a poster of yourself, your favorite celebrities, and fictional characters.

Barbie vs. Oppenheimer

Christopher Nolan’s new film Oppenheimer started trending as soon as the new Barbie trailer dropped online, and that’s not a coincidence. Both movies will premiere on July 21, and their contrasting energies inspired another viral meme.

“Tickets to Barbie, Please”

People from all walks of life will be lining up to buy Barbie tickets this summer. This meme is all about the film’s universal appeal, and it shows the most unlikely fictional characters going to see Barbie on the big screen.

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Viral memes come and go, and it sometimes takes them just a few days to disappear from collective consciences, but some of them are here to stay. That seems to be the case with “Little Miss” memes, the latest viral craze taking TikTok and Instagram by storm.

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Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably stumbled upon these memes in the past few days, and it’s not a coincidence that they look so familiar. They’re actually created by editing and recaptioning the covers of the Mr. Men and Little Miss books, which originally appeared during the ’70s.

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As it usually goes with memes, the origin of this one is difficult to pin down, but Know Your Meme suggests it first appeared on Tumblr back in 2021. It took a while for the trend to go viral, and it received more engagement once TikTok users embraced it in mid-2022.

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Little Miss characters were named after their signature traits in the original books, but TikTok and Instagram users are taking things to a whole new level with modernized captions. These memes became a viral sensation thanks to their relatability, and they’re all about dragging yourself and making light of your flaws. But it’s all in good fun!

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Nostalgic vibes have been overtaking every aspect of our lives from beauty and fashion to music and movies, and now they’re coming for our memes. The latest viral craze comes in the form of “you had to be there” memes that will take you years or even decades into the past.

Thanks to this trending meme, Twitter is now overflowing with posts from people reminiscing about the good (and not-so-good) old days. These nostalgia-inducing posts perfectly capture the zeitgeist of the past eras through things that we all used to enjoy during that time.

Twitter users have been sharing photos of movies they used to watch, music they used to listen to, and games they used to play during the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. Some “you had to be there” memes also feature photos of food, toys, pop culture moments, and completely random things that connect us to the past.

These memes aren’t simply about remembering the things that we once loved and lost. Some of these memories weren’t even that good, but people are now finding catharsis in the shared experience and saying that repeating it just wouldn’t be the same because “you had to be there”.

Check out some of the best memes so far and get ready for major nostalgia hit.

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Memes are sometimes the only thing that makes our endless scrolling sessions through Twitter and Instagram a little more bearable. The first viral meme of 2021 has already emerged, and it’s all about poking fun at unconventional fashion choices at the dinner table.

The “Why Are You Dressed Like That” meme first started gaining traction in late December, and it’s going stronger than ever right now. It’s the best holiday season meme we could’ve possibly asked for since we all lived through that awkward moment of having our fashion choices questioned in front of our entire family.

The original meme featured a photo of a random family staring at a person with an unusual appearance. After having their fashion choices ridiculed, the person in the second photo is shown lacking awareness that there’s something peculiar about the way they’re dressed.

The meme now differs from its original format, and it’s usually pop-culture-themed, paying homage to such movies as The Devil Wears Prada, Mean Girls, and American Psycho. In addition to making us laugh, this meme is here to encourage us to rock our wildest fashion combinations without a care in the world, and that’s the kind of energy we need in 2021.

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We can always count on memes to put a smile on our faces, no matter how bleak the world may seem, and that was certainly the case in 2020. This year has given us some pretty amazing viral memes, and many of them drew inspiration from popular culture.

Tiger King

Calling Tiger King one of the biggest cultural phenomena of 2020 wouldn’t be an understatement. The hit Netflix docu-series gave us that viral “Carole Baskin” TikTok song and countless hilarious memes.

“Gossip Girl” Titles

In one of the most ridiculous and effortless memes of 2020, the title of Gossip Girl was turned into all sorts of hilarious acronyms, composed by rearranging or blanking the letters or creating funny rhymes.

Stunned Robert Pattinson

2020 was the year when many silly celebrity moments from the past were pluck from obscurity and took the central stage. One of the best examples is the stunned reaction of Robert Pattinson standing in a kitchen wearing a brown tracksuit while filming his indie film Good Time.

Sue Sylvester

Sue Sylvester’s iconic Glee line “I am going to create an environment that is so toxic” also remerged this year and ended up being transformed into a viral meme through hilarious variations of the original quote.

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The new viral meme “everything is cake” left people questioning their reality and wondering if everything (and everyone) around them is made of cake. It’s impossible to go online without stumbling upon videos of hyper-realistic cakes, so it’s time to give credit to the incredible artists behind them.

Red Rose Cake

The “Everything is cake” meme first went viral after BuzzFeed’s Tasty account shared a video of a knife slicing through a pair of Crocs, toilet paper, a potted plant, and many other objects that turned out to be cakes. This video consisted of the clips previously shared by the Turkish artist Tuba Geckil.

Sideserf Cake Studio                  

Geckil’s videos are the first association to the “everything is cake” meme, but they’re not the only ones. Natalie Sideserf of Sideserf Cake Studio is another popular artist who makes cakes that look like everyday objects, fruits and veggies, and fictional characters.

Luke Vincentini

Luke Vincentini attracted hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers long before this viral meme came into the picture. His hyper-realistic cakes usually take the form of other foods, including boxes of eggs and bags of Doritos.

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The #10-year challenge is the first big internet craze of 2019, which is currently sweeping all the major social media. Millions of people around the world used it to showcase their decade-long transformation, but some saw it as an opportunity to highlight the devastating effect of climate change.

Instead of sharing awkward and adorable photos of themselves from 2009, environmental activists used this viral craze to draw attention to how much Earth has changed in the past decade. The #10-year challenge started off as a fun little game, but climate-change versions of the meme sent a powerful message about the state of the world we live in.

These photos were taken all around the world and show how rapidly things are degrading in the modern world. Sea levels are rising, coral reefs are being wiped out, Antarctic ice is melting faster than ever, and these photos are tangible proof that global warming is a real threat.

the 10-year challenge” was all fun and games before these pics overtaken our feeds, but in the end of the day – we’re glad they did. Let’s hope they’ll force people to take a better care of the planet and inspire actual change.

The post 10 Year Challenge Sparks Debate About Climate Change appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Barbie is shaping up to be the defining pop culture moment of 2023, and it’s not hard to see why. The marketing team behind this film is doing a great job and the recently unveiled teaser trailer and character posters gave us countless hilarious memes.

“She’s Everything. He’s Just Ken.”

“She’s Everything. He’s Just Ken.” Is one of the most amazing movie taglines in recent memory, and it quickly became a viral meme, with people looking for celebrity and fictional couples that have a similar dynamic as Barbie and Ken.

Barbie Selfie Generator

New posters for 24 Barbie characters created quite a splash online – especially after it turned out you can use Barbie Selfie Generator to create a poster of yourself, your favorite celebrities, and fictional characters.

Barbie vs. Oppenheimer

Christopher Nolan’s new film Oppenheimer started trending as soon as the new Barbie trailer dropped online, and that’s not a coincidence. Both movies will premiere on July 21, and their contrasting energies inspired another viral meme.

“Tickets to Barbie, Please”

People from all walks of life will be lining up to buy Barbie tickets this summer. This meme is all about the film’s universal appeal, and it shows the most unlikely fictional characters going to see Barbie on the big screen.

The post “Barbie” Memes are the Internet Sensation We Need Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Viral memes come and go, and it sometimes takes them just a few days to disappear from collective consciences, but some of them are here to stay. That seems to be the case with “Little Miss” memes, the latest viral craze taking TikTok and Instagram by storm.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ༺♡︎༻ (@f4iry.mf)

Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably stumbled upon these memes in the past few days, and it’s not a coincidence that they look so familiar. They’re actually created by editing and recaptioning the covers of the Mr. Men and Little Miss books, which originally appeared during the ’70s.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by THINK LIKE A BOSS – Watch IG Stories! (@think_like_a_boss.co)

As it usually goes with memes, the origin of this one is difficult to pin down, but Know Your Meme suggests it first appeared on Tumblr back in 2021. It took a while for the trend to go viral, and it received more engagement once TikTok users embraced it in mid-2022.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by nicole ♡ (@littlemissnotesapp)

Little Miss characters were named after their signature traits in the original books, but TikTok and Instagram users are taking things to a whole new level with modernized captions. These memes became a viral sensation thanks to their relatability, and they’re all about dragging yourself and making light of your flaws. But it’s all in good fun!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by nicole ♡ (@littlemissnotesapp)

The post Little Miss Memes are TikTok’s and Instagram’s Latest Obsession appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Nostalgic vibes have been overtaking every aspect of our lives from beauty and fashion to music and movies, and now they’re coming for our memes. The latest viral craze comes in the form of “you had to be there” memes that will take you years or even decades into the past.

Thanks to this trending meme, Twitter is now overflowing with posts from people reminiscing about the good (and not-so-good) old days. These nostalgia-inducing posts perfectly capture the zeitgeist of the past eras through things that we all used to enjoy during that time.

Twitter users have been sharing photos of movies they used to watch, music they used to listen to, and games they used to play during the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. Some “you had to be there” memes also feature photos of food, toys, pop culture moments, and completely random things that connect us to the past.

These memes aren’t simply about remembering the things that we once loved and lost. Some of these memories weren’t even that good, but people are now finding catharsis in the shared experience and saying that repeating it just wouldn’t be the same because “you had to be there”.

Check out some of the best memes so far and get ready for major nostalgia hit.

The post The “You Had to Be There” Memes Are Giving Us Nostalgia Overload appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Memes are sometimes the only thing that makes our endless scrolling sessions through Twitter and Instagram a little more bearable. The first viral meme of 2021 has already emerged, and it’s all about poking fun at unconventional fashion choices at the dinner table.

The “Why Are You Dressed Like That” meme first started gaining traction in late December, and it’s going stronger than ever right now. It’s the best holiday season meme we could’ve possibly asked for since we all lived through that awkward moment of having our fashion choices questioned in front of our entire family.

The original meme featured a photo of a random family staring at a person with an unusual appearance. After having their fashion choices ridiculed, the person in the second photo is shown lacking awareness that there’s something peculiar about the way they’re dressed.

The meme now differs from its original format, and it’s usually pop-culture-themed, paying homage to such movies as The Devil Wears Prada, Mean Girls, and American Psycho. In addition to making us laugh, this meme is here to encourage us to rock our wildest fashion combinations without a care in the world, and that’s the kind of energy we need in 2021.

The post The “Why Are You Dressed Like That” Meme is Taking the Internet by Storm appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We can always count on memes to put a smile on our faces, no matter how bleak the world may seem, and that was certainly the case in 2020. This year has given us some pretty amazing viral memes, and many of them drew inspiration from popular culture.

Tiger King

Calling Tiger King one of the biggest cultural phenomena of 2020 wouldn’t be an understatement. The hit Netflix docu-series gave us that viral “Carole Baskin” TikTok song and countless hilarious memes.

“Gossip Girl” Titles

In one of the most ridiculous and effortless memes of 2020, the title of Gossip Girl was turned into all sorts of hilarious acronyms, composed by rearranging or blanking the letters or creating funny rhymes.

Stunned Robert Pattinson

2020 was the year when many silly celebrity moments from the past were pluck from obscurity and took the central stage. One of the best examples is the stunned reaction of Robert Pattinson standing in a kitchen wearing a brown tracksuit while filming his indie film Good Time.

Sue Sylvester

Sue Sylvester’s iconic Glee line “I am going to create an environment that is so toxic” also remerged this year and ended up being transformed into a viral meme through hilarious variations of the original quote.

The post Pop Culture-Inspired Memes Were Making Us Laugh in 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The new viral meme “everything is cake” left people questioning their reality and wondering if everything (and everyone) around them is made of cake. It’s impossible to go online without stumbling upon videos of hyper-realistic cakes, so it’s time to give credit to the incredible artists behind them.

Red Rose Cake

The “Everything is cake” meme first went viral after BuzzFeed’s Tasty account shared a video of a knife slicing through a pair of Crocs, toilet paper, a potted plant, and many other objects that turned out to be cakes. This video consisted of the clips previously shared by the Turkish artist Tuba Geckil.

Sideserf Cake Studio                  

Geckil’s videos are the first association to the “everything is cake” meme, but they’re not the only ones. Natalie Sideserf of Sideserf Cake Studio is another popular artist who makes cakes that look like everyday objects, fruits and veggies, and fictional characters.

Luke Vincentini

Luke Vincentini attracted hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers long before this viral meme came into the picture. His hyper-realistic cakes usually take the form of other foods, including boxes of eggs and bags of Doritos.

The post Meet the Food Artists Behind the Viral “Everything is Cake” Meme appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The #10-year challenge is the first big internet craze of 2019, which is currently sweeping all the major social media. Millions of people around the world used it to showcase their decade-long transformation, but some saw it as an opportunity to highlight the devastating effect of climate change.

Instead of sharing awkward and adorable photos of themselves from 2009, environmental activists used this viral craze to draw attention to how much Earth has changed in the past decade. The #10-year challenge started off as a fun little game, but climate-change versions of the meme sent a powerful message about the state of the world we live in.

These photos were taken all around the world and show how rapidly things are degrading in the modern world. Sea levels are rising, coral reefs are being wiped out, Antarctic ice is melting faster than ever, and these photos are tangible proof that global warming is a real threat.

the 10-year challenge” was all fun and games before these pics overtaken our feeds, but in the end of the day – we’re glad they did. Let’s hope they’ll force people to take a better care of the planet and inspire actual change.

The post 10 Year Challenge Sparks Debate About Climate Change appeared first on toppoptoday.com.