2024 is coming to a close — which means it’s time to look back at all the big online moments that helped define the year. We’re talking about the happenings, trends, and jokes that resonated with us ...

In 2024, memes took the internet by storm, becoming a universal language of humor, relatability, and cultural connection. These viral gems have evolved far beyond lighthearted jokes, transforming into ...

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Thanks to the many jokes from social media in 2024, it’s possible to communicate with your friends entirely in memes. Heck, you don’t even have to type words at this point — you can just text them an ...

This was a big year for the U.S., the world, and the internet — thanks to some very stupid things like a “fully conscious baby,” a pygmy hippopotamus, and someone imitating the sound of oral sex. As ...

Barbie (2023), Girl Dinner, Roman Empires, and yacht-hunting orcas were microscopic glimmers of joy in last year's memescape, grasping at relatability, connectivity, and misplaced optimism amid ...

Memes like "Hawk Tuah," "Brat Summer," and Moo Deng dominated online conversations in 2024. Viral humor intertwined with societal reflection, influencing pop culture and even political campaigns. As ...

Where else could we even begin? This king, the Rizzler, lives rent-free in everyone’s mind. As his song says, you may know him as the Rizzler—he’s the panther dressed in black. For those who aren’t ...

Spotify users were disappointed by 2024’s Spotify Wrapped, as the feature was bogged down by generative AI, and lacked the detailed metrics of previous years. Spotify's 2024 Wrapped. (Photo by Dave ...

Spotify Wrapped first launched in 2015 as “Year in Music” and was renamed Spotify Wrapped the following year. According to Forbes, “Over the years, Spotify Wrapped has expanded to include fun facts ...

As we collectively wait for the polls to close and the results of the 2024 presidential election, we’re finding a reprieve in the good ole’ Internet. On X, Instagram, and TikTok people are jumping ...