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Top Know Your Meme News

James Gunn defends ‘Superman’ reboot as immigration themes critiqued

James Gunn · United States

James Gunn defends ‘Superman’ reboot as immigration themes critiqued

50% Left coverage: 86 sources

The 'Gen Z Stare' is Reshaping Customer Service Norms

Psychology · United States

The 'Gen Z Stare' is Reshaping Customer Service Norms

54% Left coverage: 50 sources

Conspiracy Theorists Falsely Link Labubu Dolls to Demon Possession

Conspiracy Theorists Falsely Link Labubu Dolls to Demon Possession

47% Left coverage: 15 sources

Steam Cracks Down on some Sex Games to Appease Payment Processors

54% Left coverage: 13 sources

New rule against “certain kinds” of adult content accompanies removal of “incest” games.CEOs See the Story

Indian Woman's Alleged ₹1.1 Lakh Shoplifting Attempt at US Target Store Goes Viral, Sparks Debate

63% Right coverage: 8 sources

A viral video shows an Indian woman allegedly shoplifting from a Target store in Illinois, sparking outrage online. She spent nearly seven hours in the store before attempting to leave without paying for goods. Users criticised her actions, linking them to national disgrace.Social Media · Illinois See the Story

What Is With The 'Digging In Yo Butt' Memes? The Odd Activity Being Pushed In Viral Posts Explained

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For some reason, memes this year have been trying to get people to start "digging in their butts," whatever that means. Here's why.Read Article

We All Had That One Legendary GC That Fell Off

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We All Had That One Legendary GC That Fell Off refers to a series of TikTok videos in which multiple male TikTokers, mostly British, were stealing the same premise about having a "legendary" group chat.TikTok · United Kingdom Read Article

James Doakes' 'But You Can't Prove It' Meme Takes Off On Twitter After Going Viral On TikTok Back In April

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But You Can't Prove It refers to a series of memes using reaction images of Dexter character James Doakes with determined looks on his face, including an image of him driving a car and an image of him holding a drink in a bar. The memes feature captions about knowing that someone is hiding a secret from you, but you can't prove it, a reference to Doakes, who believes Dexter is a serial killer but is unable to prove it. The format was popularized…TikTok Read Article

"Where Is My" TikTok Edits

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"Where Is My" TikTok Edits refers to a TikTok edit trend set to a slowed-down version of the song, "Saravia Funk" by RD12, Dj Funks, DJ DYLANFK. The trend follows TikTokers introducing a character by means of his family or enemies, typically with different characters asking questions like, "Where is my son," "Where is my brother," or "Who is my enemy." The character is then introduced after the text, "Who is this man." The trend originally began…TikTok Read Article

I'm Allowed To Switch TikTok Trend

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I'm Allowed To Switch is a TikTok trend inspired by the lyrics of rapper Zeddy Will's song "Can't Go Broke," with TikTokers posting videos set to the lyric Read Article

Children of the Waning Star

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The Children of the Waning Star refers to a TikTok cult started by TikToker user Gigi Jarvis (@notgigijarvis) in July 2025. She said that she created it because it would be "silly."TikTok Read Article

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