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Animal memes Hamsters, cats, dogs, and every creature that got a caption. Explore how a familiar expression, pose or sound becomes a shared joke.
Brainrot Absurdist, algorithm-native humor — AI mashups, nonsense catchphrases, and numbers that mean nothing and everything. Peak short-form internet.
Characters & mascots Original characters, cartoon stills, and mascots that became reaction shorthand — from Chill Guy to SpongeBob.
Classics The evergreen formats that never left the rotation — the pointing Spider-Men, the templates everyone still uses.
Formats & templates Reusable meme templates — the blank canvases behind a thousand captions. Each feeds the generator.
Gaming Memes born in games, streams, and gaming culture.
Reaction memes Images and clips used to react — the side-eyes, the crying faces, the stares. The everyday vocabulary of group chats and comment sections.
Wholesome The soft ones. Comfort memes and good vibes.

Featured

Students in a school gym crowd doing the two-handed '6-7' see-saw gesture, captioned 67

67 (6-7 Meme)

'6-7' (said 'six-seven') is a brainrot catchphrase that exploded out of Skrilla's drill song 'Doot Doot (6 7)' in early 2025. It has no agreed meaning — that's the joke — and spread through LaMelo Ball basketball edits and a two-handed see-saw gesture until schools worldwide were begging kids to stop.

Trending

Tung Tung Tung Sahur

Tung Tung Tung Sahur is an AI-generated brainrot character — a menacing anthropomorphic wooden log or drum — named after the rhythmic call used to wake people for 'sahur,' the pre-dawn Ramadan meal. It became one of the breakout characters of the 2025 'Italian brainrot' wave.

Slang

Cooked

Cooked means in serious trouble, defeated, or done for. “We’re cooked” predicts a bad outcome for a group. It is distinct from praise such as “let them cook,” and this figurative meaning predates the internet.

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