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A graphic of CEO Gaming founder Alex Jebailey has turned into the popular “Jebaited” emote on Twitch chat.

YouTuber Brad Rich has a very enthusiastic reaction to seeing a pod of humpback whales emerge from the ocean while feeding.

In the Winter of 2015, Tumblr teens began spreading memes with feel-good messages. Now, wholesome memes are an internet-wide trend.

It’s a race against the clock as Barbara tries to get her baby born in the USA.

This series of videos released by the conservative nonprofit organization Project Veritas have been widely circulating on 4chan’s /pol/ board and the /r/The_Donald subreddit.

A tweet referencing “Anime Was a Mistake” posted by a disgruntled employee at Hello Games this morning has struck a chord with the disgruntled players of what is arguably the most underwhelming video game release of the year.

In this interview with Ethan of H3h3productions, America’s weirdest national treasure speaks frankly about his overnight rise to memedom and the complicated backstory behind the social media backlash that ensued after his AMA participation on Reddit.

In celebration of Halloween, let’s take a look back at the brief history of trollpastas, a popular subgenre of creepypastas favored by literary s**tposters and trolls on the web.

YouTuber ItsBarbz remixed Michael Moore’s anti-Trump monologue from his upcoming documentary film Michael Moore in TrumpLand to sound as if the filmmaker was actually delivering a pro-Trump campaign advertisement.

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump launched this series of mock Clinton campaign ads encouraging women to register for selective service to support military actions against Russia that would supposedly be launched if Clinton were elected president.

YouTube musician Seth Everman performs an improvised piano arrangement that sounds just like the music from a video game that you think you’ve played before.

Gadsden Flag, which has been a popular fodder for photoshopped parodies for years now, is back on the map, thanks to its new meme-optimized tagline “no step on snek.”

The How It Should Have Ended channel takes us through the five stages of watching a Purge horror film.

These multi-pane comics are used to mock people who seem to get very upset at the most minor and innocuous things.

With each passing year, the Nightmares Fear Factory haunted house takes hilarious photographs of visitors making absurd frightened expressions as if they were on an amusement park ride. Be sure the image gallery for some of this year’s highlights!