Elon Musk is taking Doge to the White House, but not as cryptocurrency or an internet meme. Instead, the Tesla CEO, SpaceX founder and billionaire is set to co-lead a new department with an ...

"Doge to the moon!" "Doge to the White House!" One meme is seemingly still going viral and worming itself into popular culture over a decade later — mostly thanks to Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder ...

This image would become the emblematic Doge meme. The meme’s popularity surged further when a subreddit post in 2012 featured an audio clip of a computer-generated voice interacting with a Doge ...

The abbreviation of the new department being ‘DOGE’ is not an accident; it is undoubtedly a link to Elon Musk’s claim to be the “Meme Lord”, skin-crawlingly cringe for a 53-year old ...

The doge meme dog died peacefully by her owner’s side on Friday morning, according to Atsuko Sato’s latest blog post. The iconic Shiba Inu by the name of Kabosu, whose face graced one of the ...

Kabosu, the world wide web-famous Shiba Inu who straddled multiple meme eras as the face of “doge,” has as died. She was 18. Kabosu’s owner, Atsuko Sato, said her dog died — “crossed the ...

That same year, two software designers had the idea to parody bitcoin, then gaining traction as the first decentralized cryptocurrency, with a joke coin that would feature the doge meme as its ...

Its acronym, "DOGE," also references a meme that inspired a cryptocurrency, Dogecoin. Here's a quick overview of the history of the meme, which originated with a photo of a Shiba Inu dog.

Excuse me? Yes, apparently I was sitting next to the creator of the original Doge meme, and we were about to board a bus to the 18th birthday party of Kabosu, the real-life dog behind Doge.

Kabosu, the internet-famous dog who inspired the “doge” meme and influenced digital culture for a decade, is seriously ill with leukemia and liver disease. While Sato said Kabosu’s appetite ...