memeability
memeability by Bluedoorgirl April 5, 2017
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Memeability
1. The quality of being memeable.
1.1. The degree to which a certain piece of media can be turned into, developed, and expanded upon as a meme. Subject to its cultural environment.
Compare forced meme, which often occurs when something is considered to have a high memeability by its creators but not the recipients, and thus requires a high amount of unnatural exposure to spread.
1.1. The degree to which a certain piece of media can be turned into, developed, and expanded upon as a meme. Subject to its cultural environment.
Compare forced meme, which often occurs when something is considered to have a high memeability by its creators but not the recipients, and thus requires a high amount of unnatural exposure to spread.
Striking scenes that deliver a very particular idea and evoke strong emotions generally have a high memeability.
Some of Trump's antics lend themselves to good memeability.
Some of Trump's antics lend themselves to good memeability.
Memeability by Fopdoodler October 8, 2017
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Alternatively the finishing move/post in an internet flame war conducted only using memes
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