Know Your Meme Entries

Michael Flynn's Redacted Russian Investigation Memo refers to a series of jokes and memes about the heavily-censored court documents regarding former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's participation in the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 United States Presidential Election.

Middle Finger Duel refers to a viral video of two men raising their middle fingers, an obscene hand gesture of disrespect, several times in each other's direction. Following its popularity, the video's creator, FuckJerry creative director Guy Blelloch, admitted that he staged the video.

Wakanda Tech refers to a viral video of professional football player Russell Okung claiming to have attended "Wakanda Tech," a fictional university based on the country found in the superhero franchise Black Panther.

Air58 Ninja Gaming Mouse is a computer mouse made in collaboration between Twitch streamer Ninja and technology manufacturer Finalmouse.

Sweatshirt Ear Kid refers to a Vine video in which a boy with a sweatshirt hood over his head save for his ears turns around with a grin on his face while "Drop It Like It's Hot" by Snoop Dogg plays. The video became one of the more well-known Vines and has been referenced in memes for years after it was posted.

Watching me Cry refers to a series of reaction videos featuring a clip from the reality television series Little Women: Atlanta in which Ms. Juicy gives an awkward facial reaction. Online, some have used the clip for jokes about seeing someone cry.

Theweevster18 is the YouTube channel of the late Steven Sudell, a 14-year-old brain cancer patient, who died in November 2018. Sudell used the channel to share his drawings.

Haters Gonna Say It's Fake, also known as Haters Gonna Say It's Edited and Haters Gonna Say It's Photoshopped, refers to a series of videos and photographs that have been obviously manipulated for the purposes of comedy.

Baby, It's Cold Outside is a song traditionally performed as a duet between a man and woman in which a man is attempting to convince a woman to stay at his place for the evening, using the bad weather as an excuse, while she insists that she has to leave. The song grew into a Christmas standard but has also generated controversy as some have argued that the song's lyrics suggest sexual taboo, as the man continually insists on the woman staying despite her multiple protestations, and the song perhaps alludes to date rape.

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