Key Highlights: The viral “Then I Walk In” meme originated from a comment posted by model and looksmaxxer Alexander the Great (alexanderthegreat025) on TikTok. The trend began after Alexander shared a selfie under a video by creator @pichichi.914 about a bad haircut, accompanied by the question, “I deserve a barber?” Following widespread online backlash and ...
Key Highlights A classic photograph of former One Direction member Zayn Malik sleeping shirtless has inspired a major viral trend. While the image dates back to at least 2013, it saw a massive resurgence as a comedic format across TikTok in September 2026. Creators participate in the trend by pairing the celebrity picture with photos ...
Key Highlights: The internet meme trend “Baby You Buggin’” originates from a Genius Verified episode featuring rapper Khantrast. During the performance of his track “She Bugging (Whatchu Gonna Do),” Khantrast delivered the lyric, “Baby you buggin’, buggin’, buggin’, bu-bu-buggin’.” Following the video’s release on YouTube in late September 2026, TikTok creators adapted the clip into ...
Key Highlights: “Fanum Throwing Broccoli” is a meme format based on Fanum throwing a plate of broccoli behind him at Kai Cenat. The format became popular as an exploitable meme in September 2026, often representing procrastination or dismissing something unimportant. The original clip went viral in May 2023 during the rise of the Fanum Tax ...
Viral “Things to Say” Meme Exposes Bad Relationship Advice from Self-Proclaimed Hustlers A new internet meme is satirizing the flood of questionable relationship advice circulating on social media, particularly from accounts branding themselves as entrepreneurs or “hustlers.” The “things to say” trend highlights scripted lines supposedly guaranteed to win over partners, family members, or friends—advice ...