See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. 2018 was a scary, worrisome and exciting year. The internet hive mind ...

If you were on the internet at all between September and October, you likely saw a moth meme. The images usually show a close-up photo of a moth asking for a lamp. Sometimes these images are combined ...

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While voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, Twitter marked the midterms with memes. As Election Day approached, a host of users on the social media platform exemplified their state of mind in a form ...

The “new” meme going around concerns the election. Not sure if you’ve heard, but the United States is conducting midterm elections today, the first national elections since Trump’s upset victory in ...

Memes come in a multitude of forms, from the blunt to the surreal, but more often than not they represent a singular point of view the poster is trying to convey. If you use Condescending Wonka, it ...

Since memes swept onto the digital landscape over a decade ago, our favorite, crudely photoshopped images have evolved from things you text your friends to make them laugh to the de facto medium for ...

In 2018, there were Tide Pods and their subsequent paranoia. There was that red-haired ASMR girl. Those moths and lamps and sinister riffs on obscure nursery rhymes (“Johny Johny Yes Papa” had its ...

In Ancient Rome, citizens relied on self-constructed myths to give their lives structure. In 2018, in the United States (and around the world), we engage in myth building a little differently: We make ...

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