Several social media users are sharing a Tesla logo ‘upside down’ meme claiming that the stylized ‘T’ when upturned looks like a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) hood. A TikTok user, @ ...

Meme stocks such as GameStop became mainstream in 2021 after apps like Robinhood (HOOD) gamified trading and people were stuck at home during the pandemic. The frenzy saw shares of challenged ...

There’s this meme in which the phrase “TOOL mosh pits” is emblazoned across a photo of men in suits playing chess. Get it? Because Tool’s version of metal is, like, intellectual?

CREDIT: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Roc Nation Kendrick Lamar appears to have created a new meme with his performance of ‘Not Like Us’ at the Super Bowl 2025. READ MORE: Drake and Kendrick ...

What does the It’s Like Finding A Gold Scar meme mean? The Gold Scar meme is a reference to the video game Fortnite’s rare-to-find Gold Scar weapons. Most iterations of the meme format are ...

Well, he’s more than an integral part of TikTok’s latest meme. He’s evidence that even ... soundtracked by the dulcet choral tones of “Like A Prayer,” TikTok creators use a frazzled ...

Tesla’s Meme-Like Stock Surge Leaves Wall Street Feeling Wary Rally seems overheated, unsustainable: long Tesla investors Stock has soared 34% since Donald Trump’s election victory ...

What is the Stuttering Kid meme, aka the ‘Have You Ever Had A Dream Like This’? The Stuttering Kid meme is a live-action clip of a little boy taken from the 1999 HBO docuseries Goodnight Moon ...

The viral “Ohio” social media meme—used to describe something as ... means to flirt—to create new sentences and phrases like “skibidi Ohio rizz,” which is an insult meaning a weird ...

In the clip, Tyler vented about “so many n***as out right now that aren’t musicians that are getting treated like musicians ’cause they make meme records.” The full interview came out ...

It's like 2021 all over again — at least, in one bullishness-on-steroids corner of the stock market. Several "meme stocks," or companies whose shares are buoyed by social media buzz rather than ...