It's been more than eight years since the first 'sad Affleck' smoking meme went viral, which would only just be the beginning of the fan craze. Now, in the wake of his recent divorce from ...

People with a healthy limit on their screen time probably haven’t noticed—but there’s been a meme shortage this March. On TikTok, some have declared a full-blown “Meme Drought,” dubbing ...

“Or maybe: ‘I’ll just look like a slob,’ and I’m like, nope – then you become the sad Affleck meme spilling the coffee. Which I have to say I think is kind of funny.” And ...

Or maybe: 'I’ll just look like a slob,'" he said, "and I’m like, nope—then you become the sad Affleck meme spilling the coffee." Ironic, no? But, he added, he does find the memes funny.

Ben Affleck is sharing his thoughts on his "Sad Affleck" meme. The actor, 52, opened up about tabloid culture in a recent interview with GQ, during which he shared his thoughts on the influx of ...

"I have a strong, strong aspiration to be in Joe Rogan’s — not literally his seat, but a similar seat." "He wanted to return to the Yankees. That was his preference." ...

A new study examining meme creation found that AI-generated meme captions on existing famous meme images scored higher on average for humor, creativity, and "shareability" than those made by people.

The earliest use of the sad duck in a meme came in April 2013, when it was combined with a meme of Chris Pine pointing. The “who me?” “Yes you,” format enjoyed some spread on Facebook ...

The meme is specifically set to the choir version of Madonna’s "Like a Prayer” from the climax of Deadpool & Wolverine. Pepe the King Prawn is a Spanish Muppet with four arms, orange skin and ...