Dead Meme

A meme that has become irrelevant or unfunny, often due to age or overly cringeworthy use.

A Dead Meme does not have to be old; many people still continue to make Shrek jokes despite the many years since original thread.

Often times a Dead Meme can be revived, if only self-referential, or satirical. If not, it can be considered quite annoying for a Dead Meme to be used.

Person 1: Hey, remember that turning around dramatic chipmunk thing?

Person 2: Yeah, it's such a dead meme.

Person 1: I heard it got on the front page of imgur the other day.

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Person 1: Ain't nobody got time fo--

Person 2: No, stop.

Person 2: That meme is dead as fuck.

by Dead Horse Jockey March 26, 2017

Don Meme

A (now deleted) Fake wikipedia article that it claimed to be a "mythical" mexican entity. Don and it is just a Meme

Don Meme is just a troll meme

by yugoslaviamaster65 January 7, 2020

mainstream meme

When a meme has become so popular that it appears on the news, TV, or anything else outside of message boards. When this happens, it is deemed too popular and forever called "OLD".

Rick Rolling has been a mainstream meme for a very long time. Cut it out.

by deathwish124 May 24, 2009

January meme

A low-quality meme. It generally comes to prominence in January, as the stress of both the end of classes and Christmas fades away and the quality of the Internet degrades as a whole. You know what I'm talking about, those beginning of the year memes that make no sense but are funny for like a day because no spicy memes are out yet.

gosh dammit, remember that old January meme Ugandan knuckles? ugh made me want to kill myself

by NoUrGay December 1, 2018

Cat Meme

The god of all memes

Boi u seen any of dem good cat memes lately?

by OnionCat December 13, 2018

Minion meme

a meme were a minion makes statement that Facebook moms find hilarious

OH MY GOD, CARREL DID YOU SEE THE MINION MEME YESTERDAY! HAAAA

by cal’s descendants November 9, 2019

Living Meme

1. Living person(s), who have become iconic in pop-culture; Pop-culture icons. These type of people are commonly credited for starting original art-trends, such as drawing styles; comics, songs, slang-terms, fashion-movements, and other types of art.

2. Celebrity (or Celebrities) living today.

Example 1: Al Pacino, Robert Deniro, Rick Astley, Lady Gaga and other living performers are icons & living memes because they're responsible for a lot of famous quotes, fashion-trends, & expressions people frequently see in movies and shows today.

Example 2: Chuck Norris is a living meme & pop-culture icon.

by Chad Syphrett January 10, 2012