Classic Memes
$200This perpetually scowling feline, whose real name was Tardar Sauce, became a meme icon.
$400This stock-photo meme shows a man checking out a passing woman while his girlfriend glares at him.
$600This Shiba Inu dog meme featured colorful Comic Sans text and later inspired a cryptocurrency.
$800This popular meme shows a cartoon dog calmly sitting in a burning room while saying this three-word phrase.
$1000This 2000s 'Rickroll' prank tricks people into watching Rick Astley's song with this title.
Viral Videos
$200This 2012 Korean pop song by Psy featured a horse-riding dance and hit a billion views.
$400In this viral clip, a British toddler chomps down on his brother, prompting the line 'Charlie bit me' — name what he bit.
$600The 2014 challenge that had people dumping cold water on themselves for charity involved this frozen substance.
$800This dance craze, set to a song by Baauer, had groups suddenly convulsing after a beat drop in 2013.
$1000This 2016 augmented-reality mobile game had crowds walking outside catching creatures.
Platforms
$200This platform, once called the 'front page of the internet,' organizes discussion into subreddits.
$400This blogging platform was central to fandom and meme culture in the early 2010s.
$600This app, known for disappearing messages and filters, uses a ghost as its logo.
$800This platform for gamers to livestream, owned by Amazon, is this.
$1000This chat platform, popular with gaming communities, organizes conversation into 'servers.'
Meme Speak
$200This acronym expresses intense amusement, standing for these words.
$400A picture or video that spreads and mutates across the internet is called this.
$600When a post spreads rapidly across the internet, it is said to do this.
$800This term describes deliberately provoking people online for a reaction.
$1000This term describes the phenomenon of a comment section 'ratio,' where replies vastly outnumber these.
Icons of the Web
$200This dance-focused short-video app, launched globally in 2018, has driven countless viral trends.
$400This 6-second looping video app produced stars and quotable clips before shutting down in 2017.
$600This 'Damn, Daniel' and 'back at it again' viral clip praised a teen's white pairs of these.
$800This Turkish chef, nicknamed for a seasoning, went viral for theatrically sprinkling it down his forearm.
$1000This green cartoon amphibian character became a widely used, and sometimes controversial, reaction meme.
Digital Life
$200This term describes a picture you take of yourself.
$400This symbol, once called the 'pound sign,' now organizes topics online.
$600The small digital images used to convey emotion in texts are called these.
$800The animated looping image format beloved for reactions is this.
$1000A person famous primarily for their online presence and sponsorships is called this two-word term.