Trending Memes
The hottest memes right now, updated throughout the day.
#1Gooner Timeline
The Gooner Timeline is an exploitable image macro that charts women who went viral online largely because people found them attractive. First posted on X in July 2025, the format gets regularly updated as new viral figures emerge.
#2Erling Haaland Majin Buu Comparisons
Erling Haaland Majin Buu Comparisons is an ongoing joke that Norwegian striker Erling Haaland looks like Super Buu from Dragon Ball Z. It started as fan art in January 2021 during his Borussia Dortmund run and hit peak virality during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
#3Brazilian Fart Porn
Brazilian Fart Porn is a shock video and fetish genre featuring two adult film models farting on each other's faces, originally hosted on FartBrazil.com starting in January 2005. It hit mainstream awareness after a 2008 South Park episode name-dropped it, triggering a wave of YouTube reaction videos.
#4DJPEPE
DJPEPE was minted on the Counterparty blockchain on October 16, 2016, depicting Pepe the Frog as a turntable-scratching DJ. It grew from a bitcoin-native crypto-art asset into a running mascot in Telegram trading channels, best known for its inventor auctioning a six-foot cardboard cutout of the character at the Rare Digital Art Festival.
#5He Was Whipping Up Shit In A Kettle Boiling Poo In A Kettle
He Was Whipping Up Shit In A Kettle is a slander audio meme built from a January 2025 UK podcast clip of former prison officer Jeff the Gov describing an inmate boiling his own feces in a kettle. The clip resurfaced on Instagram Reels and TikTok in July 2026 as a lip-dub used to trash anime, football teams, and albums.
#6Birthday Dog
Birthday Dog is Riley, a bichon frise and poodle mix whose 2010 birthday photo went viral because his sleepy grin made him look stoned. The image spread from Reddit to Buzzfeed and mainstream news outlets, and five years later showed up on North Korean state television as an example of American excess.
#7Robert Pattinson Somebody Get These Beggars Out Of Here
Somebody Get These Beggars Out Of Here is a catchphrase and reaction meme pulled from Robert Pattinson's performance as Antinous in Christopher Nolan's 2026 film The Odyssey. The clip and GIF went viral in late July 2026, used to mock anyone perceived as begging, mooching, or asking for too much.
#8Distracted Boyfriend
Distracted Boyfriend is a stock photo turned object labeling meme showing a man checking out another woman while his girlfriend looks on in disapproval. Taken by Barcelona photographer Antonio Guillem in mid-2015, the image first appeared as a meme in a Turkish Facebook group in January 2017 before going massively viral across Twitter, Reddit, and Instagram in August 2017. It won Meme of the Year at the 10th annual Shorty Awards and helped popularize the object labeling format that dominated meme culture in the late 2010s.
#967 Kid
The 67 Kid meme centers on Maverick Trevillian, a blonde boy filmed yelling "six, seven!" with enthusiastic hand gestures during a Cam Wilder basketball video in March 2025. The clip went viral on TikTok, spawning audio remixes, the "Mason 67" stereotype, and a creepy SCP-067 horror variant.
#10Spiderman Feet Scene Spider Man Brand New Day
Spiderman Feet Scene refers to a moment in the 2026 MCU film Spider-Man: Brand New Day where Tom Holland's Spider-Man lounges in a hot tub next to Yelena Belova with his mask on and bare feet floating on the water. The shot went viral the day the movie opened on July 31st, 2026, sparking edits, fan art and Lego recreations across X, Threads, Instagram and TikTok.
#11He Tryna Ignore It
"He Tryna Ignore It" is a 2026 catchphrase attached to two reaction images: a white dog calmly sitting in front of a stove fire, and a screenshot of NBA superfan Jimmy Goldstein watching LeBron James. The dog version came first in January 2026 from a TikTok by @jaygupski, while the LeBron edit spread heavily across Instagram and X in late May 2026.
#12Anattraction Addictedtoana Onlyfans
Anattraction Addictedtoana Onlyfans refers to viral discourse in late 2025 about influencer Ana Caroline Moreira's fitness transformation and OnlyFans launch. Known previously as the "Waffle Girl" from her cringe IHOP Dance TikTok in 2023, her physical transformation surprised viewers who remembered her awkward dancing video.
#13V Stepped Into The Crowd
V Stepped Into The Crowd is a copypasta pulled from an October 2025 Vogue Instagram caption about BTS member V attending Vogue World Hollywood. Reels users started pasting the block of text under unrelated videos in 2026 to game the algorithm, and by July 2026 the overuse itself became the joke.
#14Doge
Doge is an internet meme built around photos of a Shiba Inu named Kabosu, overlaid with colorful Comic Sans captions in deliberately broken English. The format took off in 2013 after years of quiet spread across Tumblr and Reddit, earning Know Your Meme's "top meme" of the year[3]. Kabosu's sideways glance launched a cryptocurrency worth billions, inspired an NFT sale of over $4 million, and gave its name to a U.S. government department, making it one of the most consequential memes in internet history.
#15Fahh
Fahh is a sound effect meme originating from YouTuber and Twitch streamer Taileons, who recorded a loud, distorted vocal burst sometime in 2024. The sound, a roughly one-second exclamation that lands somewhere between a shout and an exasperated sigh, went viral on TikTok in late August and September 2025 after creators began remixing it into fail compilations, sports edits, and accuracy reenactment videos. With no actual words to translate, the sound became a universal audio punchline for shock, frustration, and minor disaster.
#16Son 😭😭😭
Son 😭😭😭😭😭 is a catchphrase and image macro format that pairs the word 'Son' with a long string of Loudly Crying Face emojis. Built around an edited Anthony Mackie smirk photo, it spread through TikTok and Reddit comment sections starting in September 2025 as a playful 'are you serious?' reaction.
#17Confused Nick Young
Confused Nick Young is a reaction image of NBA player Nick Young (aka Swaggy P) looking bewildered with question marks floating around his head. The image comes from a 2014 YouTube web series and went viral in 2015 on Black Twitter, becoming one of the internet's most-used visual shorthand for confusion and disbelief.
#18Miles Morales Trend
The Miles Morales Trend is an August 2026 TikTok and Instagram Reels lip-sync bit where creators fake sticking to the ceiling like Spider-Man while mouthing dialogue from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Participants stand on an off-camera chair and reach for the ceiling, often with a second person entering the frame to react in shock.
#19Well Drive A Funky Ehh
Well Drive A Funky Ehh is a viral audio clip from June 2026 of a kid in Fortnite mis-singing Janet Jackson's 'Someone to Call My Lover' and swapping the word 'car' for a moaning 'ehh' sound. The clip spawned animations, phonk remixes and Gumball Watterson edits after it jumped from YouTube to TikTok and Instagram Reels.