Know Your Meme Entries

Spraying Beer in Papanomaly's Face is a two-panel object-labeled image macro series featuring a screenshot of YouTuber Anomaly squeezing a beer can and spraying its contents in his partner Papanomaly's face. In general, the image is used to express jokes about something that seems positive but is actually negative.

PogU is a FrankerFaceZ extension Twitch Emote featuring an image of video game personality Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez. In 2018, the custom emote gained popularity on the streaming platform as a way to express excitement.

Dodging the Flyer refers to a scene from Cartoon Network show Regular Show in which characters Mordecai and Rigby fail to hand out a flyer to a passer-by. In 2018, the screen capture of the scene gained popularity as an object-labeling meme.

Peluchin Entertainment Animal Abuse Controversy refers to accusations that the Chilean YouTuber Peluchin Entertainment uploaded videos depicting the abuse of cats of kittens.

Desmond Napoles, also known as Desmond Is Amazing is an American child drag performer and activist.

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The Rising of the Shield Hero is a Japanese light novel and manga series that was later adapted into an anime. The novel follows the hero, Iwatani Naofumi, a fighter from a parallel dimension summoned with a legendary shield to protect the parallel world. He is quickly betrayed, falsely accused of rape, and shunned from society, filling his thoughts with vengeance.

Mains Be Like refers to a Twitter snowclone utilizing emoji and ASCII Art to describe the behavior of players in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate who often play with, or "main," a specific character by illustrating what a typical match against that character looks like.

Nani The Fuck? refers to a copypasta and slang term meaning "WTF:/memes/wtf. The original copypasta is a variation on the the Navy Seal Copypasta, replacing the specifics in the post with Japanese words. It reads:

"Pump" is a bass house song by producer Valentino Khan in 2017 and released by Mad Decent. Since its initial release, the song has garnered popularity through Musical.ly and TikTok with the #PumpLikeThat challenge. Later, advertisements for the video game Mafia City, which featured the song, inspired a series of video parodies.

George Was Filming the Whole Time refers to a series of fake quotes in which actors from the Star Wars prequels reveal that director George Lucas filmed certain scenes by accident by keeping the cameras rolling outside of the takes.

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