An AfD-aligned German journalist has been given a seven-month probation sentence after he shared a meme that mocked his country's government's 'hatred' of free speech. David Bendels, editor-in ...

The Russian Embassy in Kenya capitalised on the moment by posting a meme on X (formerly Twitter), depicting the global fallout of Trump’s tariffs. The widely circulated image showed several ...

Kennedy. Others transformed popular memes, including a recent one referring to fitness influencer Ashton Hall’s morning routine and the decade-old Distracted Boyfriend meme. But many people ...

As soon as A Minecraft Movie hit cinemas, fans were ready, shouting along with Black, “Chicken Jockey,” “Flint and Steel,” and “I… am Steve.” Mr. Beast even joined in the meme on ...

On March 28th, 2025, the WaterTower Music YouTube [1] channel released the official recording of "Steve's Lava Chicken" from A Minecraft Movie, garnering over a million views in roughly two weeks. The ...

The Chicken Jockey meme exploded in popularity after its cameo in A Minecraft Movie, where Jack Black’s character Steve shouts its name in the middle of battle. The meme, rooted in Minecraft ...

"Make the sock" goes one AI-generated meme, which shows a Patagonia-vested finance bro weeping over a garment machine as a massive frowning portrait of Trump looks on. "People [are] turning on ...

It has become the best-performing Solana meme coin. The 4H chart shows that the Fartcoin token has held steady in the past few weeks even as other cryptocurrencies rebounded. It shows that the ...

A Minecraft Movie-- starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa-- seems like goofy fun (full disclosure: I haven't seen it yet). But there's one scene in particular that has taken on a life of its own ...

What Is The “Chicken Jockey” Meme? When Steve says “chicken jockey,” a reference straight out of the top-selling video game ever, theatergoers yell it back and erupt into applause ...

The scene, previously glimpsed in trailers, has become a viral meme - and has sparked wild responses from some cinema goers (mostly, it seems, in the US). Audiences are screaming the words ...

The original TikTok [1] video was posted by user @fabhann on March 21st, 2025, in which she describes how she would use Alex Warren's song "Ordinary" to walk down the aisle at her wedding. She uses ...