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A month where you beat up memers on reddit, for hating everything and thinking that they are gods and want the world to revolve around them and people be their slaves, it happenes in august for the whole month.
Guy 1: Its beat up memer month, you know what that means?
Guy 2: Oh yea
Guy 1: Let's beat up some memers
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Slixur The Memer is an instagram meme account with 50k+ followers.
Person 1: Hey did you see slixur the memer's new meme?
Person 2: Yeah I did, it was very moderate. In fact, all of slixur's memes are mediocre.
Msmg is a shitpost stream on website called imgflip. It's literally hell 😀 but still you get addicted if you start using it, and are stuck in hell toxic community forever 😀😀 there's good, ofc. After an arkuum we call saucekuum (or delkuum whatever), sitewide moderators (sitemods) took over msmg.
Person: "damn man, i hate ms memer group"
Person 2: "Y don't you leave then"
Person:"Addicted"
Just like moralizing, but over memes
"I showed a dank meme to Jennifer but he immediately started memeralizing." "What a bitch."
The forced memer does anything in their effort to slap memes into internet conversations as much as possible, even when it doesn't work in context at all. They are prone to shitposting and may be difficult to have a serious conversation with. A few forced memers clamor for the spotlight so much that they will attempt to force a new meme themselves. Meanwhile, some are just trolls. Many will bandwagon together.
Corporations may also shoehorn memes into their products or advertisements, as an attempt to appeal to the same crowd. It is often received poorly.
Example 1;
Forced memer: *sees a random four-panel comic* Is this loss??
Example 2;
Not a memer: Feeling good, just ate a delicious pizza today
Forced memer: such pizza wow, very taste
Memorizing memes.
A: 'Have you saw the latest meme about ...?'
B: 'Damn right, I memerize it'