meme fatigue

running out of memes to post

you've been posting the same meme over and over, you have meme fatigue

by borderroar June 17, 2024

Terminal Meme

Terminal meme originates from Tumblr. It originally started as a combination of 6 memes, which were the YMCA, take the breadsticks and run, man door hand hook car door, gun, meme combo, and loss.jpg. It then evolved into a political compass, making it 7. The 8 meme combo landed the whole thing in the frame of "look at this graph," and adding I just had to do it to em made it 9. Meme 10 was located in distracted boyfriend, as Tumblr prefers this to "normal memes." It then fluttered itself over to "is this a pigeon" for the 11th meme, and then over to Gravity Falls for number 12, "oh this, this is beautiful." They then decided to use the expanding brain meme, to show the amount of thought that went into this, for number 13. Apparently the original is now disliked, as the 14th meme said that it doesn't spark joy, but number 13 does. Lastly, the 15th. Left Exit 12 Off Ramp. Tumblr, is not a normal website.

"Hey, do you know where I can find the full Terminal Meme?"

by BananaCantelope March 16, 2022

Meme

an adjective used to describe a person

Gerald is such a meme

by Biography Benson May 24, 2018

Meme

The one thing that keeps us all from dying.

Memes are my life and your life and that random guy who is sitting alone in that corners life.

by ΔPotato GodΔ June 21, 2019

Meme

An online picture or video, typically included with a caption or text to display a type of emotion or thought, that other internet users can relate to

Intellect: yo have you seen @fertilized_memes on Instagram?
Retard: no that meme page is gay
Intellect: nah bro you should follow @fertilized_memes on Instagram and follow @6ix_9ines_cousins also they are fire meme pages

by Fertilizedmemes January 27, 2020

Meme

The cure for depression

this meme cured my depressiom

by uwuowoowu June 4, 2020

Meme chain

(n.)
1. What is created when a person gathers memes from a person/website and posts them (making the source of the memes visible or obvious), only for another person to steal said memes from the person that gathered them and doesn't cite the source, and then another person steals the memes from the meme stealer, and repeat.

Here is an example of a meme chain: Twitter contains funny moments and memes that users tweet or create, Reddit gathers the memes from twitter and other places on the internet, and then Instagram steals memes from Reddit.

by Other_Person July 6, 2020