University of Bath’s Emily Godwin explains how memes, rather than harmless internet humour, have become a powerful tool for spreading dangerous ideas.

Distracted boyfriend (in which a man looks over his shoulder at an attractive ... portrayals of an unaware or passive public, with "NPC Wojak"—a gray, expressionless figure named after video ...

(Wojak, a crudely drawn character popularized ... That year, he appeared as himself in the second “Iron Man” film. His online fans ate it up. All of this also coincided with the rise of ...

The real 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle, is a saying that asserts 80% of outcomes come from 20% of all causes ...

They rely on established visual templates, which eliminate the need for lengthy explanations and communicate to the viewer ...

Coomer: A man who masturbates too often ... See this post for a full explanation of the Wojak universe. Yapping: Describes a presentational style often seen on online streams of talking a lot ...

On November 8th, 2024, Twitter / X [3] user @saintlipstick a Wojak depicting an angry bearded man wearing a shirt that referenced "Blobslop," alongside various "blob-comics." The meme was posted in ...

Now, people are using the term to call out comics that fit the genre wherever they might pop out, with a Wojak meme showing a man wearing an "I heart blobslop" shirt acting as one of the most popular ...

Director Knight discussed his long-held love of the toys and beloved ’80s animated series (he had a He-Man haircut as a kid, he revealed). He also showed off some huge set pieces that earned ...