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".
by deathwish124 May 24, 2009
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.
by NoUrGay December 01, 2018
by OnionCat December 13, 2018
by cal’s descendants November 10, 2019
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.
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.
Example 2: Chuck Norris is a living meme & pop-culture icon.
by Chad Syphrett September 13, 2010
An internet meme (usually political) that takes a particular ideology or statement completely out of context for the sole purpose of belittling or inciting a particular political demographic. Shit memes are factually incorrect and rely on the laziness or stupidity of the reader to go unchecked. When shit memes are allowed to be shared without resistance, it takes on an effect similar to a virus, spreading misinformation to people at an exponential rate.
Originaly defined by "81RD5"
Originaly defined by "81RD5"
Shit Meme Poster: Posts a meme cherry picking a conservative city and a liberal city posting them side by side, with one photo showing the worst of city 1 and the other showing a beautiful skyline of city 2. A typical excerpt below the picture would compare how one political ideology runs the city 1 better because the shit meme creator happened to choose a nice skyline of that city 1 while posting a worn down neighborhood of city 2.
by AidanBTLF February 21, 2019
A forced meme is a "meme" that came to be through consistent posting of the "meme" by the creator of the "meme". Almost all forced memes are not actually memes. Nobody usually understands these, they are simply just there. Most forced memes get completely dumped into the dark corners of the internet, though some actually become famous and somewhat memetic. A prime example of a forced meme that actually became a meme is F**k Yeah Seaking. It started out as a forced meme on /b/ but eventually spread out to other sites and became a meme.
Milhouse was also a forced meme, but he became so forced that it became common to reply to a Milhouse picture with the statement "Milhouse is not a meme." That sentence in itself became a meme. Milhouse himself never became a meme.
Milhouse was also a forced meme, but he became so forced that it became common to reply to a Milhouse picture with the statement "Milhouse is not a meme." That sentence in itself became a meme. Milhouse himself never became a meme.
Poster 1: Here's a picture of Milhouse. He is a meme.
Poster 2: MILHOUSE IS NOT A MEME. STOP POSTING THIS STUPID FORCED MEME!!1!!111!
Poster 2: MILHOUSE IS NOT A MEME. STOP POSTING THIS STUPID FORCED MEME!!1!!111!
by Grandmaster the Grandmaster November 20, 2009