We've all seen this kid on the internet, right? This photo of Sam Griner has been used all over the internet when it comes to producing memes, and it has made the young fella "internet famous."
If you're as big a fan of memes as I am, you're gonna agree that the 60-year-old-girl meme that hit the web earlier this week is definitely one of the better ones in recent memory. It all started when a Reddit user uploaded a photo (above) of his wife as a child with the observation that she looked like a "60-year-old woman."
A guy hits on girl in line at Starbucks. After numerous desperate attempts, girl reluctantly gives guy phone number. Later that day, guy sends video to girl in an MMS message. Girl shows friend said video. Friend posts video to his Instagram page. #StarbucksDrakeHands movement is officially born.
Jay Z and Beyonce might be two of the coolest celebrities in the world, and the fact that they're married just makes it totally unfair. Their notch on the totem pole of awesomeness as a power couple is so unfathomable that Hov jumping into a pool sparked what may become one of the biggest meme campaigns of the year.
It was called "Replyallcalypse" when it happened to an NYU student last year year and now it's happened again. This time it was a University of Louisiana Lafayette student.
By now you may have seen the epic photo of President Barack Obama, taken by AP photog Carolyn Kaster, during a rally in Iowa recently. If not, it's right above here, and as you can see it looks like Barack is holding some form of endless energy in the palm of his hands.
Facebook, we have a problem.
In the past few weeks an internet meme sensation has hit Facebook like a swift kick to the unmentionables. And the long term black and blue effects may be just as painful and just as sever.