White Shampoo TikTok Trend

June 20, 2025, 7:11 am

White Shampoo is a TikTok trend in which users post videos of men ejaculating, their penises either out of frame or the tip only visible, under the hashtag "#WhiteShampoo," with the videos often referring to the ejaculate as white shampoo. The trend was purportedly started by TikToker @okkkkokot in mid-June 2025 and inspired reactions online, with many wondering how the content was allowed on the app and comparing it to similar TikTok incidents, like the December 22nd incident and the Foopahh trend.

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Asgore Running Over Dess

June 21, 2025, 12:26 am

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Asgore Running Over Dess refers to a series of videos, animation memes and fan art around a prominent fan theory from the video game Deltarune, with fans theorizing that the character Asgore Dreemurr killed Dess Holiday in a car accident. Asgore Dreemurr is Kris and Asriel’s father, a former police chief and the current owner of a flower shop. Dess Holiday is the older sister of Noelle Holiday, and though she is frequently mentioned, she never appears in-game and is implied to be missing or possibly deceased. Fan theories about how Asgore Dreemurr may have been responsible for Dess's death began making the rounds in 2021, partly informed by Asgore's murderous counterpart in Undertale, and partly inspired by the theory that Dess is the Roaring Knight. By June 2025, fan works depicting Asgore Dreemurr running over or hitting Dess Holiday with a vehicle began making the rounds online, with one scene from the 2006 animated film Open Season being used as a base template for reanimations and edits. The meme subsequently evolved to depict other characters behind the wheel.

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Lordussy

June 27, 2025, 4:16 am

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Lordussy, also known as Lordeussy, Lordussy Vinyl Cover or Lorde's Virgin Album Vinyl Cover Insert, refers to an explicit picture of a vagina with pubic hair taken through clear plastic trousers, featured in the vinyl cover insert of New Zealand pop singer Lorde's fourth studio album, Virgin. The photo sparked viral discussions and reactions on Twitter / X and TikTok in late June 2025 about whether the vagina seen in the artwork belongs to Lorde, as well as using the picture as an exploitable meme and photoshopped images. The meme's nickname notably uses the -ussy slang suffix, which is added on to Lorde's name.

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Pirate Software "Stop Killing Games" Drama

June 26, 2025, 12:23 pm

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The Pirate Software "Stop Killing Games" Drama refers to controversy over content creator and Twitch streamer Pirate Software taking a stance against the Stop Killing Games (SKG) campaign, which aims to push legislation in the EU and U.K. to stop video game publishers from making games unplayable by consumers after their servers have been taken offline without upfront transparency towards the consumer regarding when the game might be made unavailable. Pirate Software spoke against the initiative in August 2024 and the drama began months later in June 2025 after Ross Scott (also known as Accursed Farms) made an update video on the project in which he spends most of the time directly addressing Pirate Software as their "biggest critic" and criticizing his framing of Stop Killing Games, pointing out several instances of Pirate Software purportedly misunderstanding and misrepresenting what SKG aims to do. Scott's response subsequently inspired a wave of criticism towards Pirate Software online. Pirate Software responded with a series of tweets, one of which was deleted, in which he largely doubles down on his opinions about SKG.

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Subway Slammer

June 30, 2025, 1:34 am

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The Subway Slammer, also known as Takeyuki Kiuchi, refers to a character in the 2025 Persona game Persona 5: The Phantom X (P5X), who's an antagonist known for slamming into women in the subway station. The Subway Slammer inspired many memes on social media platforms like Twitter / X, Reddit and TikTok, among others, following the game's release in late June 2025. His catchphrases like, "It wasn't on purpose. That's not my fault," and, "The whole subway's mine for the slammin'," were also used in memes. People online humorously hyped up the Subway Slammer as a powerful villain in fiction, including powerscaling memes.

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Indonesian Boat Racing Kid

June 30, 2025, 9:32 am

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Indonesian Boat Racing Kid or Kid Aura Farming On Boat refers to a series of memes based on several viral videos of kids dancing, posing and essentially conducting rowers while standing on the front of Indonesian racing boats during Pacu Jalur, an annual racing event. Memes using clips of the kids, some taken from the @lensa.rams TikTok page, went viral on TikTok and Instagram Reels in June 2025, with many examples set to the song "Young Black & Rich" by Melly Mike. The videos inspired memes in which TikTokers mirror the moves done by the kids on the boats, with one kid wearing an all-black outfit becoming the particular subject of memes. Many of the memes suggest that the dancing kids are aura farming.

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Do You Remember When We Were All at School? / We Used To Throw Glue Sticks at the Ceiling

June 24, 2025, 10:25 pm

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Do You Remember When We Were All at School? / We Used To Throw Glue Sticks at the Ceiling refers to a verse in a poem written and recited by British poet Sam Browne in a viral video he posted on TikTok (sambrownepoetry) and Instagram (sambrownex) in early 2025. The poem, titled "Silly Billy," deals with the themes of "misogyny and the social responsibilities of men." A central part is the visual of throwing glue sticks at the ceiling in school and harassing a school teacher named Miss Lovett. The video was reposted across social media heading into mid-2025, with memes remixing the clip in brainrot edits, appearing en masse on TikTok in June 2025. The video's audio was lip dubbed and used by creators in other memetic ways. The poem also became a copypasta sometimes spammed in comment sections on TikTok.

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Orc City

July 5, 2025, 5:17 am

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Orc City refers to memes and jokes inspired by Twitter / X user and fantasy author John A. Douglas's book "The Black Crown." In early July 2025, Douglas posted a tweet criticising Hideo Kojima for giving the name "Fat Man" to the villain in the video game Metal Gear. The tweet prompted X user @capybaroness to post the opening chapters of Douglas's book, where he describes the aftermath of an "Orc war." Several internet users mocked Douglas's writing for using simple fantasy tropes where orcs fight elves, highlighting lines like "(The orc city's) ruin was overseen by the architect of its very destruction" and a line where an "elvish king" says, "There is nothing more reviled than an Orc. Jokes about life in Orc City began circulating online soon after the tweet went viral.

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Goon Curtain Video

June 30, 2025, 12:43 am

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The Goon Curtain Video, also known as the Goon Rag Curtain, refers to a viral TikTok video from a user named Ferb✅💰 (@imlowkpherb), who showed a curtain in his room nicknamed the "Goon Curtain" that he had seemingly ejaculated onto multiple times. The video was set to the song "Freaks" by Jordan Clarke, and it was a part of the Ruben's Room Trend of people showing their gross bedrooms in June 2025. The Goon Curtain video sparked viral reactions on TikTok akin to shock media and Don't Google trends.

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28 Years Later Hung Alpha Zombie

June 24, 2025, 5:32 am

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28 Years Later Hung Alpha Zombie, also known as Naked Zombie Alpha and 28 Inches Later, refers to a series of memes referencing the naked alpha zombie (or infected) featured in the 2025 horror movie 28 Years Later. Shortly after the film's release, still images and clips showing the zombie's massive penis started to be shared alongside jokes and memes in mid-June 2025, especially on TikTok, Reddit and Twitter / X.

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Solid Snake Method of Conversation

July 8, 2025, 11:58 am

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The Solid Snake Method of Conversation is a technique of conversation practiced by speaking like the character Solid Snake from the Metal Gear Solid video game franchise, denoted by repeating the last thing someone said in a conversation. Some take the method further by grunting and dragging out the last part of their words, similarly to how David Hayter delivers lines as Snake. Memes about the Solid Snake Method derive from a 4chan post made in late October 2023. The post garnered viral spread and continued to inspire memes referencing it and the method in general over the following years.

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Erinmhk Twitter Pics Discourse / Erin Marley Klay Bikini Photos

July 8, 2025, 8:36 am

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The Erinmhk Twitter Pics Discourse, also known as Erin Marley Klay Bikini Photos, refers to internet discourse on Twitter / X based on photos of plus-sized model Erin Marley Klay, known as @erinmhk on Twitter, wearing an orange, floral bikini. The images went viral in early July 2025 and sparked negative comments from some about Klay's weight, such as users suggesting that she try the weight-loss drug Ozempic or various diets. The critical comments, which many deemed fatphobic, received notable backlash and, overall, turned Klay into Twitter's Main Character for a few days.

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Kwon Eunbi Waterbomb Performance

July 9, 2025, 9:21 am

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The Kwon Eunbi Waterbomb Performance refers to a series of viral videos and images of K-pop artist Kwon Eun-bi performing at Waterbomb Festival 2025 in Seoul, South Korea. The most viral example is a video in which she trails her hand up her body as she dances on her knees in an open red checkered shirt and white top that exposes her midriff. The clip was posted to X / Twitter on July 6th, 2025, and garnered viral spread shortly after, resulting in posts and memes about the video, with many of the memes expressing attraction for Kwon and referencing her breasts.

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Rumi Sniffing Kimbap (K-Pop Demon Hunters)

July 2, 2025, 1:30 am

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Rumi Sniffing Kimbap refers to a GIF from the Netflix animated movie K-Pop Demon Hunters in which a character named Rumi takes a long sniff of a roll of kimbap, sometimes mistaken for a sushi roll, and then makes a funny, overly emotive face. The GIF came to be used for a series of suggestive jokes on Twitter / X and TikTok in June and July 2025. The GIF also prompted a debate about the animators of K-Pop Demon Hunters and whether they inserted exaggerated comedic expressions in the film to generate internet memes.

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Smart Guy With Glasses / Ян Топлес

July 4, 2025, 5:28 am

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Smart Guy With Glasses, also known as Smart Guy in Glasses Wallpaper Download, refers to an image of Russian influencer and YouTuber Ян Топлес, or Jan To'ples in English. He's a white, blonde guy wearing glasses, an earring, a jean jacket, a white T-shirt and a black backpack. The image became the subject of memes on TikTok, predominantly among Russian users, in mid-2025, as people humorously likened Ян Топлес's photo to an AI-generated wallpaper photo. The original photograph was posted by Ян Топлес to his Instagram in 2018.

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Labubu Matcha Dubai Chocolate

July 3, 2025, 7:29 am

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Labubu Matcha Dubai Chocolate refers to a Slang Overload trend involving the overuse and spamming of trendy, mid-2025 fads and crazes like Labubu Toys, matcha drinks and Dubai Chocolate Bars. The meme was partly inspired by actual products that combined the aforementioned items like Labubu Dubai Chocolate Bars, Labubu matcha lattes and Dubai Chocolate matcha lattes. The memes were shared to mock consumerism and capitalism. Other consumer buzzwords that were sometimes included in the Slang Overload posts were Crumbl Cookies, Moonbeam Ice Cream and Stanley Cups, among others. Viral posts combining the buzzwords mostly surfaced on Twitter / X and TikTok.

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