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Your funniest memes may come when you collaborate with friends. With Canva’s meme generator, you can instantly add your friends and create a team. You can work together on any device as you customize a template. Play with images, illustrations, meme captions, and add comments, resolve suggestions within the Canva editor—all in real-time. Share with the world in minutes Imgflip supports all fonts installed on your device including the default Windows, Mac, and web fonts, user-uploaded templates using the search input, or hit "Upload new template" to upload your own template Yes! Animated meme templates will show up when you search in the Meme Generator above (try "party parrot"). A screen-grabbed image of Pikachu looking surprised from an episode of "Pokémon" caught the attention of Tumblr in late 2018. For the next few months, the image blew up when people started using it as a meme for doing something with an obvious outcome.

Memes inherently come with an air of an inside joke, intriguing some while confusing others. A team of scientific researchers from Cyprus University of Technology, University College London, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Boston University, and King's College London came together in September 2018 to research the internet's most popular memes. From "I need dis" to "Nyan Cat," there really isn't one subject that encompasses the internet's love of memes better than cats. Since the 2000s when "keyboard cat" first made an appearance on YouTube, people have been posting funny images of felines paired with hilarious text. After a 2017 tweet that posed a questionnaire using the classic dating template, "I am a man/woman looking for a man/woman" about Carly Rae Jepsen, a meme was born. Since then, it has become popular to use the format to make funny declarations. One of the most popular memes of 2017, "guy blinking nervously," is usually used in GIF form to demonstrate bafflement and being caught unaware. The GIF initially came from a clip of a video producer when his co-worker said something inappropriate accidentally. The "Elf on the Shelf" tradition began when parents would put an elf doll on the mantle during the holiday season and tell their children that it was watching them be naughty or nice. Toward the end of 2017, it became popular to post images of things sitting on top of other things that rhyme with their name using the phrase "You've heard of elf on the shelf, now get ready for X."

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Also known as "side-eyeing Chloe," this meme can be used in pretty much any awkward situation. The original photo came from a video of a little girl giving an unimpressed and hesitant look after being told about a surprise trip to Disneyland in 2013.

The internet just couldn't help itself after images surfaced of a little boy mowing the lawn at the White House completely ignoring Trump. The kid was apparently so focused on the job that he didn't notice Trump when he came out to greet him, forcing Trump to yell loudly over the sound of the lawnmower and making for some great meme fuel. An image of a man playing Uno with a large number of cards in his hand became the basic template for several memes in early 2020. Usually, the meme begins with the option of doing a task or drawing 25 Uno cards, with the picture of the man with several cards serving as the punchline. Meme creators would use this template to comically express things they would never want to do, even at a high cost.The iconic green puppet has stolen the hearts of millions on the "Muppet Show" since the 1970s, but the internet meme sensation didn't begin until 2014. Most notable memes include Kermit sipping on some tea with passive-aggressive text followed by "but that's none of my business," as well as another with a hooded Kermit formatted to show good versus evil thoughts. Fans of "Lord of the Rings" won't need an explanation for this meme. Actor Sean Bean played Boromir in the movies, and one of his famous lines, "One does not simply walk into Mordor," became the inspiration for a meme that plays on the phrase.

In 2022, "Venom" spin-off "Morbius" hit movie theaters. While the Jared Leto-starring film was a critical and box office bomb, it became a meme phenomenon. Leto takes the role of Morbius, a villain from the Spider-Man comics; the character is relatively obscure yet was marketed as "a new Marvel Legend" by Sony Pictures. The low quality of the film led to a movement where moviegoers ironically supported it online, even making up quotes such as "It's Morbin' Time" and streaming the entire film on Twitch. Most people will recognize the "world's most interesting man" (played by actor Jonathan Goldsmith) from the Dos Equis beer commercials that began in 2006. The meme usually uses the image of Goldsmith as a well-dressed gentleman with an adaptation of his catchphrase "I don't always X, but when I do, I Y" and began to gain popularity as early as 2010.Internet memes have been shown to wield immense cultural and social power due to their ubiquity. For example, the successful Dogecoin cryptocurrency was originally created as a joke based on the “Doge” meme. Memes aren't one-size-fits-all. Get fun and flexible with how you create and use them—edit memes with inspiration from anything under the sun. Then, publish them to captivate an audience with your hilarious online personality or engage a community with a topic. You may send a meme as a reaction to your online chat groups or post one to catch the funny bone of your target customers. It's a free online image maker that lets you add custom resizable text, images, and much more to templates.