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The 40 pages that link to Internet meme, each with the reason it gives.

• Internet cultureRelated: Memes turn shared references into repeatable, remixable forms of online expression.

• DrakeRelated: Drake’s videos and lyrics have repeatedly supplied widely circulated meme formats.

• Internet Relay ChatRelated: IRC communities circulated jokes and in-group references across early online networks.

• Remix cultureRelated: Meme formats invite repeated alteration, making each version a small-scale remix.

• 4chanRelated: Many memes developed or gained early circulation through 4chan communities.

• Alt-rightRelated: Alt-right activists used memes to package political messages for rapid circulation.

• GIFRelated: GIF animations became a widely shared format for reaction images and short jokes.

• Jawed KarimRelated: “Me at the zoo” is often treated as an early emblem of user-made online video.

• PewDiePieRelated: Catchphrases and recurring jokes became portable parts of his online identity.

• Mariya TakeuchiRelated: The viral circulation of “Plastic Love” turned the song into a recurring online reference.

• PSYRelated: The dance and catchphrase circulated as widely imitated online material.

• Sarabhai vs SarabhaiRelated: Quotes and scenes from the sitcom circulate online beyond its original episodes.

• Mandela effectRelated: Online discussion has circulated examples and helped people compare recollections.

• Muntadhar al-ZaidiRelated: Videos, jokes, and altered images of the shoe-throwing spread rapidly online.

• Pizzagate conspiracy theoryRelated: Images and recurring claims helped make the allegations recognizable and easy to recirculate.

• Ryan HigaRelated: Catchphrases and recurring bits from online comedy can circulate as memes.

• WeezerRelated: The “Weezer” meme brought the band’s name and music to new online audiences.