Me Voting in 2016 vs. Me Voting in 2018 refers to a series of tweets which spread prior to the 2018 United States midterm elections in which users post two pictures representing how they felt in the 2016 United States Presidential Election versus how they feel going into the 2018 election. The pictures were generally two images of the same character with the latter showing a more haggard version.
Read MorePakistani McDonald's "Sonic the Hedgehog" Happy Meal Commercials refers to a series of jokes and videos about a 2004 commerical for a Sonic the Hedgehog-themed McDonald's Happy Meal in Pakistan. The commercial has been criticized for the 3-D animation of the characters from the video game franchise Sonic the Hedgehog.
Read MoreK/DA is a virtual K-pop group created by Riot Games and comprised of the League of Legends characters Ahri, Kai'Sa, Evelynn and Akali. The group was unveiled during the League of Legends World Championship in early November 2018 to promote the new K/DA skins for the characters.
Read MorePlague Inc. is a real-time strategy game in which the player creates and evolves a deadly pathogen in the hopes of infecting the world with a plague. After its release on mobile devices, a console version of the game was released on Steam in 2015. The game became a subject of memes in meme communities on Reddit in 2018.
Read Morethank u, next is a song by pop singer Ariana Grande. The song finds Grande recounting her times with previous ex-boyfriends Big Sean, Pete Davidson, Mac Miller, and Ricky Alvarez and declaring she's grateful for her exes. The song's lyrics spawned multiple memes, including a misheard-lyric that many thought implied Grande was in a same-sex relationship.
Read MoreMohamed Salah Statue refers to a series of jokes about a sculpture of professional soccer player Mohamed "Mo" Salah. In fall 2018, the statue became the focus of a series of jokes, memes and photoshops mocking and criticizing the statue's likeness of Salah, similar to 2017's Cristiano Ronaldo Bust.
Read MoreThe Fake Elon Musk BitCoin Scam refers to a series of tweets from hacked verified Twitter accounts with the handle changed to "Elon Musk," the founder of tech and automotive company Tesla. These tweets have since swindled more than $180,000 from users.
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