If gambling or speculating, rather than investing, is your idea of accumulating wealth, then buying meme stocks is the way to go. However, if holding on to your hard-earned cash through long-term ...

The \"67\" meme gained viral traction across social media platforms due to its deliberate lack of meaning and context. Users ...

Meme stocks surge due to social media buzz but can crash quickly. Sudden popularity offers potential quick gains with high volatility. Investing in meme stocks requires consideration of long-term ...

If you have kids, you’ve probably heard them blurt out “6-7” recently, with emphasis on the seven. Something like six-seven. Gen Alpha are randomly repeating the numbers and laughing at the inside ...

Homer's iconic work The Odyssey has inspired countless classic stories and pieces of art, and now, it's inspired the viral "Not What I'm Called" meme. The exploitable meme format, which sees a ...

Kendrick Lamar’s “Mustard” meme originates from the seventh track of his new album GNX, called “TV Off.” In this track, at the two-minute and five seconds mark, Lamar starts screaming “MUSTAAAARRRD.” ...

Harris has used her “unburdened by what has been” line so much that it’s become something of a catchphrase for her, which has encouraged its use in other meme formats and blending with popular media.

Would you invest in something that started as a joke? That’s exactly what millions have done — pouring billions into meme coins, a quirky corner of crypto that has evolved from internet punchlines ...

PEPE has been recognized as one of the leading meme coins expected to grow in 2025. However, recent predictions suggest that Panshibi (SHIBI) could see a remarkable 500x growth, drawing attention to ...

Garnet Hertz's graphic that started the meme this month. Some time early last week, I began to notice the “What People Think I Do/What I Really Do” graphics on my Facebook news feed. The first time I ...