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forced meme 

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.
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!
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forced memer 

The forced memer does anything in their effort to slap memes into internet conversations as much as possible, even when it doesn't work in context at all. They are prone to shitposting and may be difficult to have a serious conversation with. A few forced memers clamor for the spotlight so much that they will attempt to force a new meme themselves. Meanwhile, some are just trolls. Many will bandwagon together.

Corporations may also shoehorn memes into their products or advertisements, as an attempt to appeal to the same crowd. It is often received poorly.
Example 1;

Forced memer: *sees a random four-panel comic* Is this loss??

Example 2;

Not a memer: Feeling good, just ate a delicious pizza today

Forced memer: such pizza wow, very taste
forced memer by LazyCavy August 23, 2019

forcememe 

1. when someone who knows little about memes tries to use one in an attempt to sound cool.

OR

2. tries way too hard to make something into a meme.
Yo, my local church has a grumpy cat meme in one of the rooms trying to get people to go to confession. its such a forcememe.
forcememe by Senpai Spook July 11, 2016
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