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New acquisitions

Welcome to the New Acquisitions section of our Memeology Library, where we showcase the latest additions to our ever-growing collection. This space is dedicated to highlighting the most recent and trending memes that have captured the internet’s attention, offering a fresh perspective on meme culture as it evolves.

From viral sensations sweeping across social media platforms to innovative meme formats that challenge the boundaries of humor and communication, we are constantly updating this collection to reflect the latest trends in digital culture. Each new acquisition is carefully curated to ensure that we provide not only entertainment but also insights into the shifting dynamics of online communities.

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Our best memes selection

The Best memes selection section is home to the most iconic and influential memes from our collection, carefully curated to reflect the pinnacle of meme culture. These are the memes that have left a lasting impact on digital culture, transcending platforms and generations to become timeless artefacts of internet history.

This collection celebrates memes that not only entertained, but also shaped conversations and influenced real-world events. Whether they’re classic reaction images, viral sensations that sparked global movements, or memes that perfectly capture cultural moments, each selection here has earned its place through its popularity, creativity, and lasting relevance.

A small, blurry photo of a gray hamster-like creature with large, dark eyes, looking directly at the camera with a cute but slightly unsettling expression.

Sad hamster

The image is an edit of a hamster named Tifa. On February 8th, 2024, a video featuring the hamster with comically oversized eyes that made it appear on the verge of tears, sound tracking the video with the song "Woe Is Me!" was posted.

A cartoonish drawing of a long-necked, exaggerated version of a black dragon with large green eyes. The background is a bright, animated forest setting with trees and rocks.

Dancing Toothless

Dancing Toothless is a popular viral video and series of green screen edits featuring a 2D animated version of Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon dancing to the music from 'Driftveil City,' a track from Pokémon: Black & White.

Two side-by-side historical-style paintings of Napoleon Bonaparte. On the left, he sits slouched in a chair with his hand on his knee, looking disappointed. On the right, Napoleon is sitting on a rock, staring down at the ground with a stick in his hand, looking defeated. The overlaid text reads, "Well... There is nothing we can do..."

There is nothing we can do - Napoleon

Napoleon 'There Is Nothing We Can Do,'' is a history-themed meme featuring French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte solemnly expressing a sense of hopelessness with the phrase 'There is nothing we can do.' The meme reflects the despair associated with Napoleon's exile to the island of St. Helena, where he eventually died.

A shirtless, muscular man with a well-groomed beard and hair styled back. He appears to be staring intently into the distance with a determined look. The image is in black and white, highlighting the contours of his body.

GigaChad

The name 'GigaChad' refers to an exaggerated representation of the ultimate 'Chad Thundercock,' an internet archetype symbolizing an ultra-masculine, highly attractive male. Initially believed to be a real person, GigaChad became a viral figure, with the term gaining popularity in various online incel communities.

A drawing of a sad-looking ant carrying a blue bindle tied to a stick. The ant seems to be on a journey, symbolizing departure or a lonely trip.

Sad ant with bindle

Sad Ant With Bindle, also known as Sad Ant With Bag, Homeless Ant, or How It Feels To Ant, is a popular exploitable meme and reaction image. It features a dejected-looking ant carrying a stick with a bag tied to the end (often called a bindle or rucksack). The image is commonly used to symbolize the idea of 'sending someone packing' or feeling displaced.

This is fine

This Is Fine is a two-panel cartoon featuring an anthropomorphic dog attempting to reassure himself that 'everything is fine' while sitting in a room consumed by flames. Often used as a reaction image, the comic represents feelings of denial or passive acceptance in the face of an overwhelmingly hopeless or chaotic situation.

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