The Origin and Linguistic Peculiarities of MEMES

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Monsters Inc.
Monsters University
Spongebob
Examples of german memes

a way of life for anyone who owns technology. It

gives laughter and joy to the viewers.
2. Expire after 2 days

Meme is an element of a culture or system of behaviour passed from one individual to another by imitation or other non-genetic means.
Meme is an image, video, piece of text, etc., typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread rapidly by Internet users, often with slight variations.
Memes are graceful, exquisite entities bestowed upon us, filthy peasants, which are sporadically known to drift one into a sea of existential crises. This is also an exemplary method of eliminating depression once and for all.
It’s a lifestyle and art used by teens and adults who are willing to actually live a life that doesn't include depression.

which functions as the mascot of the Facebook page "Special

meme fresh." The head is frequently used in absurd edits and surreal memes.

ABOUT

SPREAD

On March 4th, 2016 a photo of meme man accompanied by a parody of UKIP's Pledge To Britain was posted to /r/Braveryjerk. As of almost a week later, the post has over 100 points (99% upvoted). A post to Tumblr of the character photoshopped to be looking at the word meme was posted on November 3rd, 2015. The post has gained over 40 thousand notes.

Meme Man in which the character is depicted as being

unjustifiably proud of the action described above him. The meme will feature intentionally misspelled words related to his activity. The trend began with the 2019 rise of Stonks and has gone on to spawn many variants, including Shef, Tehc and Helth.

The trend began with "Stonks." On June 5th, 2017, Facebook page Special Meme Fresh posted the image of Meme Man in front of a stock photo representing the stock market, captioned "STONKS." The image gained over 3,600 likes and reactions

ORIGIN

Following the surge in popularity of Stonks, several other characters in a similar vein began appearing on Reddit.

SPREAD

is often associated with a surreal meme featuring the character

Meme Man standing in front of a picture representing the stock market followed by the caption "Stonks." The picture began seeing use as a reaction image online in jokes about making poor financial decisions.

is often associated with a surreal meme featuring the character

Meme Man in a doctor's lab coat standing in front of a picture representing a health monitor. The image is an edited variation of Stonks that is used as a reaction image to joke about making poor health decisions.

image from the 60's Spider-Man cartoon episode in which two

people in Spider-Man costumes are pointing at each other.

ABOUT

The image comes from episode 19b of the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon, "Double Identity.“In the episode, a villain attempts to impersonate the titular hero. The earliest known use of the two characters dressed as Spider-Man pointing at each other was an image macro posted February 5th, 2011 on Sharenator in a compilation of 60's Spider-Man images.

ORIGIN

image of Monsters Inc. character Mike Wazowski with the face

of character Sulley photoshopped over his own. Online, the image gained popularity as a reaction and has also been used in ironic memes.

ABOUT

On July 14th, 2019, Facebook page Sulley – Core uploaded a still image from 2002 film Monsters Inc. in which characters James P. "Sulley" Sullivan and Mike Wazowski are faceswapped. The post gained over 1,100 likes and over 6,800 shares in two months.

ORIGIN

a reaction image macro based on a scene from the

American animated film Monsters University. The post expresses approval of the meme's subject

ABOUT

ORIGIN

On June 13th, 2013, the film Monsters University premiered in the United States. In the film, the character Sulley attempts to quiet the character Mike Wazowski (portrayed by John Goodman and Billy Crystal, respectively) by holding his hands up to his mouth and pinching his fingers

image macro featuring cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants in which people

use a picture of SpongeBob to indicate a mocking tone towards an opinion or point of view.

ABOUT

The image of SpongeBob used for this series comes from the episode of the animated comedy series SpongeBob SquarePants called "Little Yellow Book," which first aired on November 25th, 2012. In the episode, Squidward reads SpongeBob's diary, where he discovers that whenever SpongeBob sees plaid, he acts like a chicken.

ORIGIN

of the Spongebob Squarepants character Mr. Krabs with a confused

expression as the world around him spins. The image is popular as a companion to jokes that indicate the poster is confused.

ABOUT

On February 17, 2001, the Spongebob Squarepants episode "Patty Hype" premiered in the United States. In one scene, Mr. Krabs is surrounded by a mob of angry residents after they experienced unintentional side affects of Spongebob's invention. As of March 2016, there is no true clip of this episode available online.
On January 31st, 2016, Twitter user isthatahmed tweeted an image from the episode with added motion blur and the caption "When you just wake up from a nap and your parents already yelling at you". By March 9th, 2016, the tweet had received 6,352 retweets and 7,370 likes.

ORIGIN

funnier. Me: ding dong, your opinion is wrong
2. My friend:

I had a dream where I went on a date with her. My dream: here is your kid
3. When you said a bad word in the children’s playground and children started to repeat. Teacher (corrected)
4. Me: puts the batteries in the mouse. Everyone else in the zoo
5. When parents left for the day and you need to cook something for yourself. “I’m making water”
6. Woman in red: sleep. Man: me. Woman in blue: homework.