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Watching a movie, series or any other pop culture material just to understand popular memes referencing said material.
Why didn't John come to the gym today?
Oh don't you know? He was meme pressured into watching Dark on Netflix.
It's not just about the format. Old internet memes (circa 2006-2015) were generally less obnoxious, less obscene, less grotesque, less stupid, less deadpan, less political, and just generally more graceful and lighthearted. You never took them seriously, and they always made you smile or laugh (NOT smirk!)
Today's memes often leave you smirking rather than smiling or giggling, as the meme often plays with the more ironic, farce and brazen side of humour. This makes for a less "happy" experience as such. Certainly not something you'd be consuming/posting unironically, unlike nyan cat, animal advice, and lolcat memes.
Another difference between modern and old memes is the level of irony. Obviously memes of all kinds is not meant to be taken seriously, but most modern memes will add a layer of irony on top of a seemingly serious context to make it seem funny or silly. Old memes are just funny or silly by its very nature.
Old memes can be virtually understood by anyone of any demographic and the humour is often naturally communicated by the image. Modern memes tend to be too ambiguous to be understood correctly by everyone and the humour is specific to a certain demographic (i.e. Gen Z teenagers). Serious debriefing is required to understand most modern memes, even the ones with zero meaning.
Overall, old memes just had that quirky yet graceful charm that modern memes lack. Old memes rule, don't let anyone tell you otherwise (and if they do, they're probably a zoomer).
Examples of old memes include:
-LOLcats
-Animal advice
-Rage comic memes (includes trollface)
-Bad luck brian
-Good guy steve
-Nyan cat
-Facepalm guy
-Feels guy
-Doge (semi-modern)
-Cartoon spiderman memes
-and much much more
An extreme sport defined by posting very offensive meme content on public spaces and then attempting to dodge all the SJW that come after you.
This sport is very dangerous and can result to injury of personal and public life, or even loss of job/popularity.
Not to be confused with Call-out culture/ Cancel culture/ Grief Cancelling, which is perpetuated by SJW without specific b8 from the victim.
Bro 1: Hey bro, do you practice any extreme sports?
Bro 2: Nah bro, I used to be into Extreme Memeing but then I failed a dodge and I got fired after my boss got a complaint email.
Bro 1: Sad bro.
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Dude 1: Hey dude, wanna do some Extreme Memeing tonight?
Dude 2: Nah man, I'm not into extreme sports.
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Brah: So I was doing some Extreme Memeing last night and I was dodging them SJW like crazy... I got them so good I actually made one of them get another fired by mistake! LOL.
A sub-human so obsessed with memes, that their peers reguard them as a rodent.
"That guy is such a fucking meme rat"
"He sent me 3 rare pepes today"
Meme rat: I am the rarest Pepe
Meme Gazing The act of constantly looking at meme after consecutive meme. Meme Gazing has no defined time, other than the act of looking at many memes.
I was meme Gazing last night saved these memes for you, lets meme gaze together.
The act of always sending Memes when sending any emails.
Hey, have you noticed that whenever he needs to send an email he sends a Meme?
Ya! I call it Meme Mail - what do you think?
That's a terrible pun but I can't deny it fits the situation perfectly.
The sexual act of fucking someone while you are browsing for memes or are making them yourself during the act.
Example:
"Hey can you call me? I lost my phone and cant find it"
- Yeah sure bro I got you.. you hear it?
"Ahh fuck must have left my phone on my girlfriend's back while we were meme fucking"
- Ah sucks dude, had that last week!