Since you are already way sick of Jolie'ing, we have another body positioning internet meme that you and your digital camera can play along with. It's Draping, and it's based on 'Mad Men' protagonist Don Draper and his name-appropriate habit of casually draping his arm over things like couches and ladies.
Learn all about one of the most famous Web memes.
If you're one of those people who got forwarded the Nyan Cat meme and couldn't rest until you discovered what it meant, where it originated from and how it got so popular, then you're in luck. Finally, everything you could possibly want to know about all your favorite internet memes is in one place. Click on the links below to learn more about Nyan Cat, Planking and more.
Another day, another hot new internet craze. First came "planking," followed by "Tebowing" and most recently "breading cats." And now, "Lion King-ing," the act of raising a pet into the air like Simba in 'The Lion King,' is all the rage.
By now you've probably seen the video of Kristen Bell's adorable reaction to meeting a sloth for her birthday. As she revealed on 'Ellen,' she's a huge fan of sloths-- and an easy crier. So when fiancé Dax Shepard surprised her with a one-on-one interaction with a sloth, she completely lost her mind.
The video of Bell's meltdown got us thinking that we may have a meme on our hands. Take a look below.
In the span of about a month, the ' Girls Say' YouTube video series has meme’d its way into internet pop culturedom. We know this because now, even hit TV shows like '30 Rock' are following suit.
The 'Sh*t Girls Say' meme has bridged the gap between 2011 and 2012, and shows no sign of slowing down.
What started with a video featuring the cross-dressed Graydon Sheppard spouting off all the lines he and his comedy partner Kyle Humphrey imagines that the typical girl says has spawned an almost countless barrage of imitators, which gently skewer the stereotypical behavior of all types of women -- and some men and non-humans as well.
Keyboard Cat has been one of the Internet's most enduring memes since it came into prominence in 2009.
The now famous video of a cat playing a jaunty keyboard tune was actually recorded in 1984, and only became popular after it was uploaded onto YouTube many years later.
But it turns out the origins of keyboard cat may stretch back to the '50s, when a organ-playing feline was featured on the long-forgotten 'Andy's Gang' kids' show.
If you're like us, you are often overcome with an all-encompassing urge to listen to the musical stylings of blue-eyed soul giants Hall and Oates.
While that desire can usually be quelled by using your iPod to listen to literally any movie soundtrack ever made, what happens when such a device is out of reach? Or if, for some inexplicable reason, you have neglected to download any of the legendary duo's substantial catalogue?
Thanks to Callin' Oates, now all you would have to do in that uncomfortable situation is dial 719-26-OATES (719-266-2837) on your phone.