The name Dave Brandt may not mean much to some of you, but you've definitely seen him in memes. When we scroll through our feeds, whether at our desks when we're supposed to be working or at home when we're chilling, it's easy to forget that the faces of viral meme formats belong to real people. Dave Brandt was certainly a person, and it's with great regret that we report the farmer passed away on Sunday at the age of 76. Dave Brandt became an Internet legend thanks to the popularity of the ‘Bu…

Shamone!

Know Your Meme's new meme review host, Aztrosist, explains how Mr. Incredible has become an everlasting meme going through many evolutions, such as Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny and Mr. Incredible Becoming Ascended.

Aztrosist is back with another meme review, this time about the viral "Kramer, What's Going On In There?" meme, which is a highly modifiable image macro taken from the popular sitcom Seinfeld.

The annual community choice poll to select the “Top 10 Memes of 2021” has come to an end, so no matter if you’re still trying to process 2020, 2021, or even 2022, the internet has once again managed to spawn a slew of new meme formats this year to pass the time. So without rambling further, we present the “Top 10 Memes of 2021,” as chosen by you.

Gingers do have souls!

KC Green is a legendary webcomic artist known for his unique brand of self-conscious humor and some of the most recognizable meme characters of the last two decades. We caught up with him to discuss how he got started as a cartoonist, the origins of some of his most memed pieces (including “This is Fine,” “Staredad,” “Mother of God" and more), as well as what he has planned for the future.

Know Your Meme digs deep into the hilarity.

This is different

Yeah, it's a lot.

Know Your Meme sat down with Lyle Drescher, aka Therapy Gecko , who is an internet personality, podcaster, and streamer who hosts a call-in livestream show and podcast where guests talk about problems or share stories from their lives. They discuss how he started the show in June 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, originally on the Reddit Public Access Network before expanding to Twitch, as well as many more things!

But who needs answers when you've got family

Memes, demystified.