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Memes are the all powerful life source of every teen or gamer in the world. No human being under 25 can simply resist looking at 1 meme a day. Although memes may empower us, they can also takeover, with you being stuck in an endless 24 hour cycle looking at them. A meme can be anything, it can be your cat, or your drunk sibling. The best part of memes, they are created by anyone ( including you ) in the world
Ex 1:
Teen: Yo! I'm looking at some new memes bro!
Gamer: Dude, careful not to get sucked into the meme vortex.
Teen (24 hours later): Lol! that meme is hilarious! Check it out du- Hey? Where'd you go?
Ex 2:
Brother 1: Bro, I'm going to make a meme today.
Brother 2: Careful dude, with great power comes great responsimemeity.
Brother 1 (2 minutes later): Um... bro. I just made a meme 2 minutes ago and it has 69,000 views already.
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the only thing that keeps me going
person 1: you like memes
person 2: can someone not like memes?
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Something that is created by the internet. With lots of humour and jokes, viral videos or pictures. Usually get old over time.
Friend 1:Memes don't have an expiration date.
Friend 2:Do you know de wae?
Me:Memes DO have an expiration date!
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(noun)
1 : an idea, belief or belief system, or pattern of behavior that spreads throughout a culture either vertically by cultural inheritance (as by parents to children) or horizontally by cultural acquisition (as by peers, information media, and entertainment media)
2 : a pervasive thought or thought pattern that replicates itself via cultural means; a parasitic code, a virus of the mind especially contagious to children and the impressionable
3 : the fundamental unit of information, analogous to the gene in emerging evolutionary theory of culture
- meme pool (n.) : all memes of a culture or individual
- memetic (adj.) : relating to memes
- memetics (n.) : the study of memes
4 : in blogspeak, an idea that is spread from blog to blog
5 : an internet information generator, especially of random or contentless information
(Etymology : meme : derived from the Greek mimëma, 'something imitated', by Richard Dawkins in 1976)
Santa Claus is a more persistent meme than weasel frosting.
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Memes are an escape from crippling depression
Michael's escape from reality is dank memes
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Memes (rhymes with dreams) are similar to a computer virus, in the way they spread quickly over a network, or group of computers. The difference is that they are a sort of virus of the human mind. An idea, or thought that spreads quickly, or one that occupies your thoughts that is tough to remove.
Begining a chant at a ball game or rally. A new dance craze. A song that you hear that you just can't get out of your head.
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