On the “Jill Stein Dank Meme Stash” Facebook page, supporters of the Green Party Presidential candidate share bafflingly absurd and occasionally funny “dank memes” about her and the other ...

Furie even tried to “kill” off Pepe the character in a comic strip and hoped that was the end of it. But internet memes are not something easily controlled or eradicated.

Dat boi is one of two memes that have dominated web culture in 2016. The other is Pepe, a cartoon frog that was popularized on 4chan and became a favorite of Donald Trump's young internet fandom.

Like most memes, he's frequently used in variations and remixes. Know Your Meme, a guide to image macros like Pepe, has collected some examples and a short historical summary.

And, of course, now there are a couple of clever ways to make money creating dank memes. Over the past couple of years, memes have become a cornerstone of the internet.

The Weird Familiarity of 100-Year-Old Feminism Memes A century ago, widely circulated images and cartoons helped drive the debate about whether women should have the right to vote.

What do you do when your most well-known creation gets transformed into a hate symbol through bigoted memes? For Matt Furie, the creator of Pepe the Frog, you fight back with memes of your own ...