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"Most of what is unusual almost homo can be summed up in one word: 'culture'. I use the word not in its snobbish sense, merely as a scientist uses it. Cultural transmission is coordinating to genetic transmission in that, although basically bourgeois, information technology can requite ascension to a grade of evolution."

Ah, memes. The DNA of the soul.

Sociology notwithstanding, on The Internet, a "meme" (rhymes with "cream") is usually described as a catchy derivative of some attribute of pop culture parodied and repeated over and over, substantially being a cross between a catchphrase and an inside joke. If not used advisedly, it tin can go to the signal that its origins and original meaning become muddled and completely mutilated beyond any betoken of recognition or humor.

Which ways nosotros don't want them in TV Tropes articles. Because we are not interested in beingness muddled, dated, and beyond sense of humor.

Fandom being what it is, this likewise applies to characters. Fandoms are liable to spread a "meme" version of a graphic symbol which is totally (oftentimes deliberately) at odds with the original depiction, such equally a cheerful version of a dark or scary character, a sexy version of a grapheme featured in a Jekyll & Hyde episode, or an unlucky-yet-annoyingly-optimistic version of a ordinarily depressed, tragic graphic symbol.

Some other quirk of memes depends on where they're initially propagated. Memes often spread regardless of content, gustatory modality or sensibilities, while the original source may be the simply ones who know enough most the source material to employ it ironically. Furthermore, some memes reference something common, but get catchy enough to be associated with merely a single new matter.

Depending on how strongly the product company is tied with fandom, sometimes a meme can escape the infinite it originally spread in and get referenced in the medium it parodied through Bonus Material or Popularity Power. When this is the instance y'all get an Ascended Meme. Some forgotten or Discredited Memes are even resurrected thank you to the Popularity Polynomial.

Information technology tin be an instance of The Catchphrase Catches On, which is when a phrase or saying from fiction becomes popular as an expression used in Real Life. Nevertheless, sure memes are just popular to a sure group.

For in-universe examples, see Instant Web Hit.

If you'd similar to keep up with the memes of the 24-hour interval, go to Know Your Meme, or Teh Meme Wiki on Fandom, or The LURKMORE Wiki (NSFW), or the fine folks at Encyclopedia Dramatica (even more than NSFW). These are all examples of slap-up resources for the memes themselves and the enigmatic culture around them, just beware the interstitials. Y'all Accept Been Warned. On the other hand, if you just desire to learn who starts many of these, run into Fountain of Memes. These are probably the most common source of Surreal Sense of humour.

The Trope Namer (for the word meme) is Richard Dawkins, who suggested a Mind Virus-like model of lodge: that cultural information is inherited and reproduced, occasionally with small mutations, in a similar way to genetic information. It's explained in particular, in plainly linguistic communication, in Neal Stephenson'south 1992 novel Snowfall Crash.

When calculation to one of the subpages, please write the meme, and so add the caption of the meme inside a labelnote titled "Caption." ^Explanation This is just the example. Follow it this way.

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Examples:

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    Memes by medium

• Advertising
• Anime & Manga
• Asian Animation
• Comic Books
• Comic Strips
• Fan Works
• Films — Animation
• Films — Live-Activity
• Literature
• Live-Activeness TV
• Music
  • BTS
  • Death Grips
  • Kanye West
  • LOONA
  • Pink Floyd
  • SiIvaGunner
  • Vocaloid
• Other Net
• Pinball
• Professional Wrestling
  • WWE
  • Gorilla Monsoon
• Radio
• Tabletop Games
• Theatre
• Toys
• TV Tropes
• Video Games (includes Visual Novels)
• Spider web Animation
• Webcomics
• Web Original
• Western Animation
• Real Life
  • Politics
    • U.Southward. Politics
  • Sports
    • Formula I

    Specific types of memes, tropes related to memes, and specific memes with their own pages

• Ad of Win
• Angry Marines Ruby Quest
• Ascended Meme: A meme ends upward being made officially catechism past the work information technology is derived from.
• Beam Me Upwardly, Scotty!: A popular misquote which distorts what the original person/character actually stated.
• Bowsette
• Candle Jack
• Caramelldansen Vid
• Catchphrase: A quotation that a fictional character is famous for oftentimes maxim.
  • The Catchphrase Catches On
• Confucian Confusion
• Creamsicle
• Creepypasta: Horror fiction stories circulating on the Cyberspace, often told in a offset-person perspective as if reporting events that actually happened.
  • Jeff the Killer
  • The Most Dangerous Video Game
  • SCP Foundation
  • The Slender Man Mythos: Probably the nigh famous of all creepypasta characters, Slender Man inspired numerous different versions, imitators, and parodies.
  • Zalgo
• Discredited Meme: When a tired one-time joke or meme stops existence funny.
• Fan Nickname: A nickname that fans of a piece of work give to ane of the characters.
• Fauxtivational Poster
• Fluffy Pony
• Forced Meme: An obvious attempt to create a new meme falls flat.
• Fountain of Memes: A character who tends to inspire memes.
• Hitler Rants: Parody videos consisting of edited clips from the moving-picture show Downfall (2004), featuring Adolf Hitler complaining most various weird subjects.
• Iconic Outfit
• Image Macro: Stock photos with funny captions.
• Inglip
• Inspector Spacetime
• Instant Humiliation: Just Add YouTube!: A character gets humiliated from an embarrassing video of them getting posted online.
• The Net Is for Cats
  • LOLCats
• Interrupting Meme
• J'accuse!
• The Man Your Man Could Smell Like
• Meme Acknowledgment
• Memetic Pilus
• Memetic Hand Gesture
• Memetic Personality Alter: Fanon alterations to a character'southward personality.
  • Memetic Badass: A fictional character (or a real person) is made out to be way more crawly than they really are.
    • Chuck Norris Facts: Jokes near Chuck Norris being an unstoppable mighty being.
  • Memetic Bystander
  • Memetic Loser: A fictional graphic symbol is made out to be more pathetic than they actually are, usually due to a humiliating defeat.
  • Memetic Molester: A fictional character is interpreted on the Internet as some kind of sexual predator due to statements, mannerisms, and actions that tin can exist seen every bit creepy and perverse.
  • Memetic Psychopath: A nice character or ineffectual villain is interpreted on the Internet as an insanely vehement wiggle due to a Jerkass Ball moment.
  • Memetic Troll
• Play-Along Meme: Fans jokingly play along with an in-universe narrative or lie.

• Pothole Magnet
• Rickroll: The music video for Rick Astley's song "Never Gonna Give You Upwards" was often used to troll people through misleading links.
• Sans Gaming
• Signature Scene
• Signature Transition
• Stay in the Kitchen
• Stock Parody Jokes
• Stupid Statement Trip the light fantastic toe Mix
• Tendies Stories
• There Are No Girls on the Cyberspace: The assumption that all women on the Cyberspace are just men pretending to be women.
• Tropers Do It Without Notability
• Trope Names from Memes
• Idiot box Tropes Volition Ruin Your Life
• The Ugly Barnacle
• Voice Clip Song
• Verbal Tic
• Virgin vs. Chad: A comparison meme in which 2 characters, the "Virgin" (a pathetic wimp) is assorted with the "Chad" (a cool badass), with the Virgin and Chad being used to correspond many unlike people or concepts.
• Watch It for the Meme: After seeing a particular meme, yous decide to check out the original media source out of marvel.
• Wrongfully Attributed
• Ten Called; They Want Their Y Dorsum
• YouTube Poop: YouTube videos consisting of random clips, images and audio edited together to create all sorts of baroque scenes.

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Parks and Rec - Who Broke It?

"I broke it. It burned my mitt so I punched it." Ron trolls the entire Parks and Rec department staff into arguing with each other over who bankrupt the coffee automobile, but Ron secretly reveals to the viewers that he broke the coffee machine in the showtime place, so he tin become anybody in the department to fight with each other for entertainment purposes.

Example of:
Troll

Alternative Title(s): Meme, Memes

Source: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MemeticMutation

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