Video memes

Video memes come from clips, animations, and short recordings that spread through remixes and reposts.

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I Never Told You This But Trend

A two-person makeover challenge in which each fake confession triggers a ridiculous appearance change and an even harsher request in return.

Aug 3

1,000 Little Things Trend

A TikTok moodboard trend that turns a minimalist card about a small pleasure into a rapid sequence of personal or fandom-specific images.

Jul 17

Neegy Meme

Neegy is a short-form video meme built around a gold long-faced figure, Fortnite spectator footage, on-screen text, and a reusable sound.

Jul 9

He Was Whipping Up Shit in a Kettle

A graphic prison anecdote became a flexible audio meme for condemning, praising and eventually describing almost anything with escalating intensity.

Jun 28

Bob / FREAKED OUT Repetition

A TikTok list format repeats one emphatic answer on successive beats of Fat Papi and prodshushy's FREAKED OUT.

Jun 5

Whispering Pigeon Meme

Whispering Pigeon is an AI-character video meme featuring a blue pigeon with human-like lips that speaks directly to the viewer.

May 30

Bowie Knife99

Bowie Knife99 is the Forza Horizon 6 Drivatar that players turned from an aggressive AI opponent into a shared gaming cryptid.

May 20

Birds for Some Reason

A 2026 Avocado Animations video in which stylized birds turn a courtship scene into a dramatic dance routine set to Michael Jackson's "Chicago."

May 8

Homer Drops His Donut

A Homer Simpson novelty song became a compact performance meme by turning four minor mishaps into a melodramatic anthem.

Apr 20

I Just Hit the Jackpot

A GameboyJones Hakari hook became a reaction format for any moment that feels like an improbably favorable break.

Mar 10

Kick A Ball Trend

A fake-tutorial video meme in which a promised soccer kick—or almost any physical lesson—swerves into a dance instead.

Dec 7

It Was a Bad Dream

An object narrowly avoids its own worst-case scenario, then wakes in bed to discover the disaster was only a nightmare.

Dec 2

Pretending We Caught Our Kid Sneaking Out at 3AM

A couples role-play meme in which partners improvise how they would confront an imaginary teenager caught sneaking out.

Nov 7

Polyester Edit

A mocking name for hyperactive character edits that layer foreground poses over rapidly flashing footage—and for the deliberately excessive parodies those edits inspired.

Oct 17

Italian Brainrot

AI-made animal-object hybrids with pseudo-Italian names, synthetic narration and deliberately nonsensical lore.

Jan 1

I Bought a Property in Egypt / They Give You the Property

A clipped Cam Easty line that became a mockery of hustle culture and sludge-video material.

Dec 1

Skibidi Toilet

The Source Filmmaker series in which singing human-headed toilets wage an escalating war against camera-, speaker- and TV-headed fighters.

Feb 7

Hello, It's Me Crewmate

An awkward EliSoCray phone call became a reusable audio format for scene edits, animation and an Among Us-style text exchange.

Feb 27

Snausages

Snausages is a video-clip and catchphrase format built around the room-service exchange and repeated reply in a Family Guy scene.

Oct 7

We Are Number One

LazyTown's villain lesson became a precision-editing playground—and a fan-powered show of support for actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson.

Sep 10

Damn Daniel

A 30-second schoolyard montage, one delighted voice and a pair of white Vans turned a friendly compliment into 2016’s loudest catchphrase.

Feb 15

Why You Always Lying?

“Why You Always Lying?”, also known as “Why The Fuck You Lyin’,” is Nicholas Fraser’s comic backyard performance about liars, sung while dancing to the tune of Next’s 1997 R&B single “Too Close.”

Aug 29

Apparently Kid

A 2014 WNEP fairground interview made Noah Ritter known for his animated delivery, repeated “apparently,” and claim that he had never been on live television.

Aug 4

Nyan Cat

The Pop-Tart-bodied pixel cat that flies through space on a rainbow to an endlessly looping Japanese song.

Apr 2

Surprised Kitty

The original upload, titled “Surprised Kitty (Original),” was published on YouTube by rozzzafly on October 13, 2009.

Oct 13

David After Dentist

David After Dentist is the video of seven-year-old David DeVore Jr. after surgery to remove an extra tooth associated with hyperdontia; in the car, he asks whether this is real life and whether it will last forever, com…

Jan 30

Christian the Lion

Christian the Lion is a viral clip edited from a 1971 documentary, showing a lion cautiously approach his former carers, John Rendall and Anthony “Ace” Bourke, before recognizing them, leaping playfully onto them and st…

Jul 28

Chocolate Rain

Tay Zonday's song became an early viral video, then a source for parodies, remixes and later cultural references.

Jul 20

Charlie Bit My Finger

Charlie Bit My Finger is a 2007 home video in which toddler Charlie bites his brother Harry, turning one tiny family moment into an early YouTube landmark.

May 22

Rickroll

A Rickroll is a bait-and-switch link that unexpectedly opens Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.”

May 15

The Mysterious Ticking Noise

A 2007 Potter Puppet Pals episode turns a ticking sound into an escalating character-name song, then breaks the number with a pipe-bomb reveal and Voldemort’s solo refrain.

Mar 23

Salad Fingers

Salad Fingers is David Firth’s surreal Flash-animated character and web series about a green, long-fingered figure who seeks out rusty objects in a barren world.

Jul 1

The End of the World

The End of the World is a 2003 Flash animation that satirizes countries and leaders driving the world toward nuclear destruction.

Oct 30

Peanut Butter Jelly Time

The looping Dancing Banana Flash animation set to the Buckwheat Boyz chant—an early-web earworm that escaped into television.

Jan 1

Evolution of Dance

Judson Laipply's viral dance medley turns songs and dance styles from different eras into one performance.

Mar 17

Dancing Baby

The uncanny 3D baby whose cha-cha loop crossed software demos, email chains, fan pages, and Ally McBeal before “viral video” had a name.

Jan 1