Oi Oi Oi refers to a Misheard Speech Bubble meme that shows the character Red from the animated South Korean series Larva singing the Japanese lyrics of the song "OI OI OI Bakugou" by La Memerano. The meme went viral on TikTok in April 2024, spreading across video platforms going into the year as the exploitable became increasingly edited and absurd.
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Boy What The Hell Boy or Boi What The Hell Boi refers to a video of TikToker @mezzoreeves' voice put through Talking Tom to say "boy what the hell boy," as if expressing shock and judgment. The clip became popular as a reaction to cringeworthy content on TikTok and YouTube in June and July 2021.
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Mama a Girl Behind You, also known as Mommy, Mama, a Girl Behind You or Mommy a Girl Behind You, refers to a viral video of a woman in a yellow top and pants being filmed by her kid who tells her, "Mommy, mama, a girl behind you," concerning a Snapchat filter showing a mini person dancing next to her. The original video was posted by Facebook user Keirra Denee' Smith in 2018. Her child was her son with the original caption reading, "When your son suppose to take your picture." In later years, many mistook the son for a daughter. In 2024, the video then resurfaced on TikTok, spawning a TikTok meme and trend in which users reenacted the video or used its sound in skits. The meme trended mostly within FlopTok circles, amassing edits within the subculture.
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Freakbob or Freakybob, refers to a Freaky version of SpongeBob SquarePants most often shown calling the viewer in image macros and videos, presented as Freakbob Is Calling or Freakybob Is Calling. The Papyrus Irony and Hood Irony meme went viral on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter / X throughout 2024. In June 2024, the Freakbob calling screen often interrupted slow fade-in videos with wholesome dog memes.
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Quandale Dingle is the name of a Pennsauken high school football player featured in a series of goofy ahh shitpost memes based on a viral screenshot of a PC login screen for a man with the name. The earliest known upload of the screenshot was posted to TikTok in September 2021 and went viral through reposts, inspiring further memes referencing the name and how ridiculous it is.
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John Pork is a virtual influencer that resembles a realistic anthropomorphic pigman, depicted as a man with a human body and a pig's head. He first began posting content to Instagram in 2018 and continued to post over the following years, spreading from Instagram to TikTok. In March 2023, a series of memes in which it looks like John Pork Is Calling you on your cellphone went viral on TikTok.
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DaBaby Car refers to a viral photoshop in which rapper DaBaby's head is given car wheels. The meme references jokes about DaBaby's head shape resembling a Crysler PT Cruiser and a lyric from DaBaby's song "Suge." During the viral popularity of Ironic DaBaby Memes in March 2021, DaBaby Convertible mods were created for a number of video games.
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Kamala Is Brat refers to a series of memes that paint presumptive presidential candidate Kamala Harris as "brat" in the context of Charlie XCX's 2024 album brat and its related memes like "Brat Summer," with the slang term being used in a positive and praising manner. Started by TikTok edits that applied brat aesthetic (such as the album cover's lime-green color) to videos of Harris, the meme received further development after Charlie XCX wrote "kamala IS brat" on social media in late July 2024.
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The TikTok Rizz Party refers to a group of teenage boys at a Sweet 16 party singing and dancing to the song "Carnival" by Kanye West, featuring Rich the Kid and Playboi Carti, with one boy wearing a blue tie leading the group. The viral video spread on TikTok in early 2024 as many people likened it to the TikTok Rizz Party meme, essentially labeling the boys as cringe
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That Vegan Teacher, whose real name is Kadie Karen Diekmeyer, is a Canadian influencer and animal rights activist known for promoting veganism on TikTok in sometimes controversial ways. She was banned from the site in February 2021.
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Imagine If Ninja Got a Low Taper Fade is a viral audio clip of hyperpop artist ericdoa singing, "Imagine if Ninja got a low taper fade," referring to streamer Richard Tyler "Ninja" Blevins. The audio comes from a freestyle Twitch livestream by ericdoa that took place in January 2024 and went viral on TikTok that month after it was reposted to the ericdoaclips page, inspiring videos reacting to it and slideshows where Ninja is photoshopped to have a low taper fade.
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The Grimace Shake Trend, also known as the Grimace Shake Incident and Grimace Shake Death, refers to a series of parody horror videos that depict people dying or going insane after drinking the McDonald's Grimace Milkshake. The meme trend was started by TikToker @thefrazmaz in mid-June 2023 and went viral later that month, most notably on TikTok and Twitter where it inspired other videos of people dying after drinking the shake, as well as a fan art trend in which artists draw characters drinking the shake then dying.
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The Devious Licks Trend refers to a trend on TikTok where users film themselves pulling supposedly stolen school supplies out of their backpacks with a variation on the phrase "first day of school copped a devious lick." The word "devious" is often replaced with another word like "diabolical" or "godforsaken," usually intended to be tongue-in-cheek. The trend began on TikTok in early September 2021.
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