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Submission 27,084 NavigationAbout • History • Online Reaction • Various Examples • Search Interest • External References • Recent ImagesAboutWhich Celebrity Do You Look Like? is an app by the Korean website Vonvon.me, in which pictures of various characters, celebrities and memes are uploaded to determine which celebrity the subject resembles. Online, images are often posted of humorous results from the app, featuring various characters, memes and animals uploaded as the original picture. HistoryOn March 17th, 2017, Vonvon[1] launched the "Which Celebrity Do You Look Like?" app and posted a link on their official Facebook page (shown below). Online ReactionOn March 25th, 2017, Redditor thewhaler1 posted an image of Kim Kardashian being compared to The Penguin to /r/funny[5] (shown below, left). On April 20th, a screenshot of a Facebook post showing Christine Weston Chandler matched with Ariana Grande was submitted to iFunny[4] (shown below, right). On August 14th, 2019, Redditor MappyMo submitted an image of Staring Hamster identified as resembling actor Robert Downey Jr. (shown below). Within 24 hours, the post gained over 3,200 points (99% upvoted) on /r/me_irl.[3] The following day, Redditor ExtraTerrestrial2187 submitted an image of the app pairing actor Samuel L. Jackson with actor Ryan Gosling to /r/me_irl[2] (shown below, right). Various Examples Search Interest External ReferencesPinRecent Images18totalRecent Videos0totalThere are no recent videos. Sign up for our Newsletter This submission is currently being researched & evaluated!You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation.AboutWhich Celebrity Do You Look Like? is an app by the Korean website Vonvon.me, in which pictures of various characters, celebrities and memes are uploaded to determine which celebrity the subject resembles. Online, images are often posted of humorous results from the app, featuring various characters, memes and animals uploaded as the original picture.HistoryOn March 17th, 2017, Vonvon[1] launched the "Which Celebrity Do You Look Like?" app and posted a link on their official Facebook page (shown below). Online ReactionOn March 25th, 2017, Redditor thewhaler1 posted an image of Kim Kardashian being compared to The Penguin to /r/funny[5] (shown below, left). On April 20th, a screenshot of a Facebook post showing Christine Weston Chandler matched with Ariana Grande was submitted to iFunny[4] (shown below, right). On August 14th, 2019, Redditor MappyMo submitted an image of Staring Hamster identified as resembling actor Robert Downey Jr. (shown below). Within 24 hours, the post gained over 3,200 points (99%

TV series that had a cult following of people obsessed with it. Sasuke Uchiha was a key character in the series who was intent on killing his older brother, Itachi, for slaughtering their entire clan.The memes are based on a scene from the series where Itachi is choking Sasuke and says to him, “You are weak Sasuke because you don't have enough hate.” Well, as illogical as that may sound, people came up with more illogical reasons for why Sasuke is weak.This is what started this popular meme series. Now, as for the reason why people decided to start this meme so many years after this show has ended… No one really knows. People are not always rational now, are they?But don’t worry about that and check out this hilarious twisted version of the meme featuring chef, Gordon Ramsay.5. Off-RampThese memes take their inspiration from a 2013 video of a car skidding off-ramp. The meme template was born when someone added a sign to a screenshot from that video.This template is quite open-ended and provides numerous meme-making possibilities. Though the first meme came out in late 2017, these off-ramp memes are still quite popular.The different variations of this meme show two options where the off-ramp option (usually unwise or irrational) is shown as the obvious choice. You can replace the text on the sign with almost anything, as long as the obvious, off-ramp choice is funny. Following is an interesting take on this classic meme.6. Google’s Selfie AppThese memes started

Submission 1,793Part of a series onGoogle.[View Related Entries] NavigationAbout • Origin • Spread • Various Examples • Search Interest • External References • Recent ImagesAboutEnglish to Jamaican Patois Google Translate refers to a series of memes in which funny phrases are translated from English to Jamaican Patois using Google Translate. Jamaican Patois was added to Google Translate in June 2024 and became the subject of memes over the following months, becoming more widely popularized in February 2025 on X / Twitter. As it spread online, some people accused the meme trend of being racist and making fun of Jamaican Patois, though others pushed back on this take. The meme is comparable to the 2022 English to Dutch translations trend. OriginOn June 27th, 2024, Google Translate[1] added 100 new languages to their service, including Jamaican Patois.On August 3rd, Redditor u/d8662 announced the addition to the subreddit /r/Jamaica,[2] inspiring users to test out the addition.On December 20th, 2024, X[3] user @evsfred posted a screenshot of a translation of the sentence "I think I want to take my own life," resulting in, "mi tink mi waan tek mi own life," a reference to the "Mi Tink Mi Gwaan Tek Mi Own Life" meme, garnering over 560 likes in two months. SpreadIn February 2025, many people began experimenting with the Jamaican Patois translation and posting their results to X as it continued to spread.For instance, on February 24th, 2025, X[4] user @Sick0las posted a screenshot of a translation of the sentence, "I'm so tired all the time I want to die," resulting in, "mi so taiyad aal di taim mi waahn ded," writing, "This is way better than therapy," garnering over 331,000 likes and 23,000 reposts in three days. Later that day, X[5] user @y_cumbinator posted a translation of the sentence "my balls are

Confirmed 93,470Part of a series onDepths of Wikipedia.[View Related Entries] NavigationAbout • Origin • Spread • Various Examples • Search Interest • External References • Recent Images • Recent VideosAboutSumerian Bar Joke refers to a bar joke about a dog walking into a tavern composed in Ancient Sumer circa 1800 B.C. In March 2022, the joke was posted on Twitter by the gimmick account Depths of Wikipedia where it became a subject of discussions and memes on the website and started a viral debate as to the meaning of the joke. OriginOn March 9th, 2022, gimmick Twitter[1] and Instagram account Depths of Wikipedia shared a screenshot of the Wikipedia article for "bar joke" in which one of the earliest examples of a bar joke, one created in Sumer circa 1894-1800 B.C., was shared. The post gained over 10,500 retweets and 96,000 likes on Twitter in two weeks (shown below). A dog walked into a tavern and said, "I can't see a thing. I'll open this one."At the time of the post, the Wikipedia article did not offer an explanation for the joke, with the assumption made that it may be related to the Sumer way of life. SpreadThat same day on March 9th, 2022, Twitter[2] user @abbyfheld offered a possible explanation for the joke in a reply to Depths of Wikipedia, writing that considering Sumerian taverns were also brothels and the word meaning an "unopened eye" is similar to a word for "widow," a double entendre occurs (shown below, left). The tweet gained over 610 retweets and 4,300 likes. On March 20th, 2022, Twitter[3] @LinManuelRwanda posted a lengthy thread in which he offered an alternative explanation of the joke (shown below, right). The tweet gained over 560 retweets and 3,200 likes. The Wikipedia article has since been updated with @abbyfheld's explanation of the joke.On March 12th and 16th, 2022, Depths of Wikipedia tweeted[4][5] Funniest Shit Ever and What If You Wanted to Go to Heaven meme based on the joke, which gained over 520 retweets and 8,100 likes and 3,800 retweets and 45,800 likes, respectively (shown below, left and center). On March 17th, 2022, Twitter[6] user @DoctorPenisBoob made a tweet comparing the joke with Loss, which gained over 14,200 retweets and 111,500 likes in five days (shown below, right). In the following days, more users on Twitter posted memes referencing the Sumerian bar joke as it became more widely known online. Various Examples Search Interest External ReferencesPinRecent Images11totalRecent Videos1total Sign up for our Newsletter Load 23 CommentsAboutSumerian Bar Joke refers to a bar joke about a dog walking into a tavern composed in Ancient Sumer circa 1800 B.C. In March 2022, the joke was posted on Twitter by the gimmick account Depths of Wikipedia where it became a subject of discussions and memes on the website and started a viral debate as to the meaning of the joke.OriginOn March 9th, 2022, gimmick Twitter[1] and Instagram account Depths of Wikipedia shared a screenshot of the Wikipedia article for "bar joke" in

Screenshots are a valuable tool for capturing and sharing information on your Windows computer. Whether you want to save an important image, document a software issue, or share a funny conversation, knowing how to take a screenshot is an essential skill for every Windows user. In this blog post, we will explore different methods to capture screenshots on Windows, including the classic Print Screen method, the Snipping Tool, the Snip & Sketch tool, and even the Windows Game Bar. Additionally, we will learn how to edit and save your screenshots, explore advanced screenshot techniques, and troubleshoot common issues that may arise. By the end of this post, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to capture, edit, and share screenshots effortlessly on your Windows device. Let's dive in!Understanding Screenshots: An Essential Skill for Windows UsersScreenshots have become an integral part of our digital communication. They allow us to capture and share visual information from our computer screens with others. Whether you want to capture an error message, save a memorable moment from a video, or share a step-by-step guide, knowing how to take a screenshot on your Windows device is a fundamental skill.Why are screenshots important?Screenshots serve as visual evidence of information displayed on your screen.They are useful for documenting software issues or error messages for troubleshooting purposes.Screenshots are effective in sharing visual content, such as images, graphs, or memes, with others.They can be used to create tutorials, presentations, or blog posts with visual aids.How can screenshots be used?Capturing

You can create screenshot of your fake tweets. Create the world's most realistic fake Tweets for twiter with Fake Tweet - Photo Editor / Creator!You can create screenshot of your fake tweets in modern twiter tweet look with thousands of retweets and and likes , save the 'fake tweet' and share with your friendsThis apps allows you to lookup users on Twitter using their twitter handle (@username) and get their profile data such as Profile picture, Verified mark, Recent tweet, etc INSTANTLY!Prank your friends, live out your twitter fantasy, and create hilarious memes by making your first fake Tweet for Twitter today!How to use?** add image with tweet** add a profile photo** add a tweet text** Save image of the fake tweet** Take Screenshot of fake tweetNote : This app is not associated with twitter , any social media websites or any other party, use it only for personal purpose, do not misuse this app such as creating tweet with images/logo of persons/organizations without permission. user will be responsible for the image created with this app.New Feature Added:- Save As TemplateBy using this, you can set any specific format for your fake tweets & save it as a template to create tweets directly from that. From Template List, you can open any to Edit things in that & later you can save tweet image. All the options are editable as per home. Now, it's very easy to create tweets by using a template.Now you can add up to 3 replies.