When there are a million tasks on your to-do list—like washing the dishes, making the bed, watering the plants, paying the phone bill, getting your car's oil changed, applying for a new job, calling your mom, returning that library book you've had for weeks but never read, deciding what to do with your life, working up the nerve to ask out the barista who always flirts with you, starting that Great American Novel you've been thinking about writing for years, finally admitting to yourself that j…

If you've ever zoned out of an entire conversation because the floral pattern on your friend's shirt reminded you of the time you forgot to send your grandma flowers for her birthday even though you'd set up multiple reminders for yourself, so instead you spent hours searching for singing Elvis-themed telegram services online (since your grandma loves Elvis so much), which somehow lead you deep into a rabbit hole of YouTube video after YouTube video featuring terrible performances by various El…

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Once upon a time there was a little girl with an evil stepfather and even eviler stepsisters who despised joyfulness and loathed humor. Her miserable family could hear a chuckle from a mile away and knew how to instantly turn laughter into tears with a single nasty remark. But the little girl had a wonderful fairy-godmother who secretly DM'd her hilarious memes . The memes were so funny, the little girl had to hide under five blankets to suppress her joyful giggles. Then one day, the little gir…

Sometimes it feels absurd to "curate" memes . They've become so ubiquitous that they're nearly impossible to miss when navigating the internet. Group chats can have entire conversations using memes and gifs without ever typing a single word. It helps that there's a meme for literally everything these days. Celebrity do something insane? MEME. Controversial political scandal? MEME. Remake of a nostalgic franchise coming out? MEME. Asinine TikTok trend inexplicably go viral? MEME. It's sort of li…

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What was the first meme? Many believe "baby cha-cha" (also known as the dancing baby) was the first viral internet meme to ever exist. The 3D rendered animation of a creepy dancing baby first appeared in 1996 on several episodes of Ally McBeal and various local news broadcasts. For nearly 30 years, baby cha-cha has been an internet icon. But some argue that there's an even older meme—a cartoon from 1921 that is perhaps the earliest expression of the classic "expectation vs. reality" meme. The c…

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