MemeFait 

me•me•fait \ noun / plural: memefaits

1. A meme, GIF, or video clip so exquisitely chosen, it captures the emotional, comedic, or existential essence of a moment with uncanny precision. 2. The internet-age equivalent of a mic drop, typically delivered via GIF. 3. A near-spiritual moment of synchronicity between digital media and real-life context.
Ex: “When Matthew sent the Roxanne Newspaper clip during the Accenture Earnings Call meltdown, it was a total memefait.”
ETYMOLOGY Portmanteau of meme (an element of culture transmitted virally) + fait (French for ‘made’ or ‘done’; also echoing the ending of parfait, meaning ‘perfect’). Literally: perfectly made meme.

RELATED TERMS: see also: GIFt, reaction wizardry, synchro-posting

Ex: “When Matthew sent the ‘Roxanne’ Newspaper movie clip during his Company’s Earnings Call meltdown, it was a total memefait.”

MemeFait by Peter Bach June 20, 2025

Memefail 

A memefail denotes the occasion when your complete ineptitude at finding an appropriate meme in particular, and at life in general, stares you in the face and you hate yer existence. Alternatively, a memefail can also be used to refer to the inept subject who is a general failure at life.

Mr. Dundleby, your memefails are so ridiculous, you shouldn't be allowed anywhere near memes. Like ever.

Rhonda's such a memefail, and not just on the internet.

Memefail by anotherimbaud November 19, 2019

memebait 

When you deliberately make a piece of media meme-worthy in hopes that it will get memed and famous. It creates a faux meme

Like ragebait, but replace bad publicity with getting famous by creating a meme.

Man, that was modt definetely memebait

memebait by Hoahobecth June 30, 2023