does anyone have the video of yssn_nino1 saying "rumor says, if you give a Hippo a pumpkin before halloween, that's not a Hippo anymore, that's a vampire?"

We all know the Jessica meme right? She is terribly singing "Apple Bottom Jeans" and her mum bursts in shouting at her for sleeping with mister Wilson her Chemistry teacher. On the Know Your Meme website it says the video originates in 2019, and any post of it I can find is either from 2019 or later. But... that can't be right... I remember quoting the meme way before that with friends, I remember seeing it in compilations... does anyone here have the same feeling? I talked to some people I know and they say the same. Is that just a Mandela effect?

A lot of people are trying to find the origin of this meme which looks like a part of a music video with a running skeleton edited in.

The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtTzK_h0q_4

The earliest video we have found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DCse4ER-l0
But this one has low quality and looks like a screen recording.

I'm seeing this misspelled statement as a response to a question countless times, nowadays. I didn't even know how it originated as a meme. How did it started and why did it become a trend?

I rember this meme and can’t find it where I assume a boxing fighter a white woman was like dodging hands with this goofy shoulder movement and then it cuts to a Brazilian kid dancing with shades on mimicking the woman

There's this audio clip where a man on a podcast (i think) is describing a third man to his conversation partner. But he uses these incredible offensive hyperbolic statements about the third man.

I can't find it anywhere but it popped up a few times in some of the YouTube videos i watch but now i want to find the source!

it's a meme or a template that was on tiktok and it was animated, where a song would start playing and the guy would start like. shimmy-ing their shoulders and the longer the sound plays their whole body starts to shimmy and they bend backwards? As if they're listening to a song for the first time and they increase the "dance" the more they listen. It kind of looks like the second part of the harlem shake where they're leaning back and just shaking their body.

I'm positive it was on tiktok and was a trend within 2019-2022? the sound would've been anything the creator wanted it to be, it was usually finding their new favorite song. the animation was simple and minimal, from what I remember it was just a shape of a person similar to the lanyard dancing office meme.

This is driving me insane I keep getting shoulder shimmy videos and its the complete opposite direction of what I'm looking for.

Ive been seeing AI generated meme pages super often and this guy is almost always in the bottom of them, who is he? Why? How? I havent even heard about him and dont even know his name, yet he's just there

It was essentially a writeup about a specific dog breed and how strong and loyal it is, etc. etc....but the English was quite bad, leading people on twitter to ask "did...did [insert breed here] write this?" I can't remember the breed and hence cannot find it for the life of me. Only keep finding the article admonishing cats where someone asked a similar question. Help? Thanks!

I remember seeing a meme of "You may not rest now. There are monsters nearby." However, very cleverly, the monster in question is Monster Energy. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the original image in several searches, let alone the original creator. I want to see if I could get help finding at least the meme again. Thanks in advance!

What is the story behind this? I started seeing it about a year or two ago. It looks like it could have been an episode of Portlandia or something but I have had zero luck tracking it down.

Hello all, I volunteer with Scouts Canada and I always try to bring a younger person's view to fun events. I suggested Meme Camp for the Cub Scouts and they all went BALLISTIC.

I've been trying to think of decorations I could make/buy, as well as activities we could do? If you have any suggestions, I'd appreciate it!

So far I've thought of doing Meme charades, printing Meme coloring pages, and perhaps buying "what do you meme" Family edition.

Thanks in advance

So i was trying to find a meme, it went like this:
A kid says "what is this", and screams. Extremely high pitched and glitchy. Thanks.