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1. MemeOct 31

   Thriller

   A viral video of prisoners performing Michael Jackson's thriller dance, created in Cebu and spread via YouTube.

2. MemeOct 31

   Techno Viking

3. MemeOct 31

   T-pose

   A surreal dance meme derived from the default T-pose used by 3D models before animation.

4. MemeOct 31

   JK wedding entrance dance

   A viral wedding video featuring a couple entering their ceremony to Forever by Chris Brown, widely shared on YouTube.

5. MemeOct 31

   Hit the Quan

   Hit the Quan is a viral dance associated with the song by iLoveMemphis, based on a dance popularized by Rich Homie Quan, and became a widespread challenge.

6. MemeOct 31

   Harlem Shake

   An internet meme in which a short video features a first calm setup followed by a sudden drop and a group dance with costumes and props, using an electronica version of the song Harlem Shake.

7. MemeOct 31

   Hampster Dance

   An early Internet meme consisting of rows of animated hamsters dancing to a sped-up version of the song Whistle-Stop.

8. MemeOct 31

   Dancing banana

   A dancing banana meme tied to the song Peanut Butter Jelly Time by the Buckwheat Boyz that became a popular internet meme.

9. MemeOct 31

   Dab

   Dab, or dabbing, is a gesture/dance move in which a person leans into a bent arm while the other arm is extended, used as a gesture of triumph or playfulness and described as an internet meme since 2014.

10. MemeOct 31

    Coffin Dance

    A meme built on the Ghanaian dancing pallbearers performing funeral processions, later paired with the song Astronomia to create a morbidly humorous Internet trend.

11. MemeOct 31

    Verity

    Verity is a 2026 Canadian animated horror web series set in Minecraft, featuring a virtual assistant that becomes a monster; it spawned memes after its release.

12. MemeOct 31

    Weebl and Bob

    A British Flash cartoon series featuring two egg-shaped characters who like pie and speak in a distinct style, created by Jonti Picking and co-scripted by Chris Vick.

13. MemeOct 31

    The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny

    A comical song and video depicting a massive, citywide battle among numerous pop-culture icons, set to a track by Lemon Demon.

14. MemeOct 31

    Tuxedo Winnie the Pooh

15. MemeOct 31

    This is fine

    A two-panel Gunshow comic featuring an anthropomorphic character in a burning room who calmly says, “This is fine.” The image became a meme, emerging around 2016.

16. MemeOct 31

    Steamed hams

    A meme derived from a remix of a Simpsons scene where Skinner serves fast food hamburgers as "steamed hams" during a dinner with Chalmers.

17. MemeOct 31

    The Spirit of Christmas

    Two stop-motion animated short films by Trey Parker and Matt Stone from 1992 and 1995 that became foundational to South Park; they circulated online as early viral videos.

18. MemeOct 31

    Skibidi toilet

    Skibidi Toilet is an animated web series and viral meme featuring a war between skibidi toilets with disembodied heads and humanoid characters with cameras or devices for heads, created by Alexey Gerasimov and popular on YouTube.

19. MemeOct 31

    Salad Fingers

    Salad Fingers is a British animated web series featuring a green, slender character in a desolate world; it has a cult following and is described as a viral phenomenon and Flash animation classic.

20. MemeOct 31

    Rage comics

21. MemeOct 31

    Pusheen

    Pusheen is a fictional cat character originally from a webcomic that has expanded into merchandise and social media presence.

22. MemeOct 31

    Nyan Cat

    Nyan Cat is an internet meme that originated from an animated flying cat with a Pop-Tart torso set to a Japanese denpa/Utau song and leaving a rainbow trail.

23. MemeOct 31

    Loss

    Loss is a four-panel, wordless comic strip from Ctrl+Alt+Del depicting a hospital scene after a miscarriage; it became a widely spread internet meme through numerous parodies and adaptations.

24. MemeOct 31

    Kung Fu Bear

    An internet meme about an Asian black bear who skillfully twirls, throws and catches a long staff, popularized by videos online.

25. MemeOct 31

    Joe Cartoon

    Joe Cartoon is an early Flash animated series known for crude humor and interactive episodes.

26. MemeOct 31

    Homestar Runner

    Homestar Runner is a Flash-animated internet comedy cartoon series created by Mike and Matt Chapman, popularized starting around 2000, known for surreal humor and references to 1980s–1990s pop culture.

27. MemeOct 31

    Happy Tree Friends

28. MemeOct 31

    Dancing baby

    An early 3D-rendered animation of a dancing baby that became a widely circulated internet meme in the mid-1990s and one of the first viral videos.

29. MemeOct 31

    Charlie the Unicorn

    Charlie the Unicorn is a 2005 animated short film that spawned a series where Charlie is taken on adventures by blue and pink unicorns, often with them being harmed or their belongings stolen.

30. MemeOct 31

    Brickfilm

    Brickfilm refers to stop-motion animations made with LEGO bricks and minifigures (or imitating that look), a video genre that has spread on social media since the 2000s.

31. MemeOct 31

    Bongo Cat

    Bongo Cat is an Internet meme that began as a simple animated cat GIF edited to play bongos to a music track, which then spread through edits to various songs.

32. MemeOct 31

    Big Chungus

    A meme based on a still frame from a 1941 cartoon, popularized by a fictitious game cover and a social media post, later used by Warner Bros. in a game promotion.

33. MemeOct 31

    Battle for Dream Island

    Battle for Dream Island is an American animated web series featuring competitions between anthropomorphic objects, created by Cary and Michael Huang as a parody of the game show genre.

34. MemeOct 31

    Badger badger badger

    An animated meme featuring a looping sequence of comically performing badgers, a mushroom, and a snake, set to a chant that repeats the names of what is shown.

35. MemeOct 31

    Axe Cop

    Axe Cop is an American webcomic created by Malachai Nicolle and Ethan Nicolle, notable for its quirky, non-sequitur scenarios and someone’s imaginative storytelling that gained widespread attention online.

36. MemeOct 31

    Ate my balls

    An early internet meme that circulated in the late 1990s as webpages depicting a subject’s relish for eating testicles, often with crude photo edits and humorous speech balloons.

37. MemeOct 31

    Animutation

    Animutation is a form of web-based animation, typically in Flash, that uses unpredictable montages of pop-culture images set to music, often in a foreign language.

38. MemeOct 31

    Oolong

    Oolong refers to a domestic rabbit famous for balancing objects on its head, which became an internet phenomenon through images uploaded by its owner.

39. MemeOct 31

    Hurricane shark

    Hurricane shark refers to claims of a live shark swimming in flooded urban areas after hurricanes, which were widely debunked for years until a verified video during Hurricane Ian in 2022 sparked renewed attention.

40. MemeOct 31

    Cats on the internet

    Images of domestic cats are among the most viewed media on the web and have become a prominent source in internet memes, contributing to how people interact with media and culture.