Now, big brands are trying to speak their language.
Just take a look at Meme Day, which as Select All explains, is a themed dress-up day at modern high schools. And it’s easy to see how much these memes have infiltrated teens’ day-to-day. Memes can be anything from a dance (like “dabbing”) to a fashion trend (like ugly shoes), but the ones taking over the internet are typically semi-ironic jokes presented as text, GIFs, and images that people can easily copy and put their own spins on-from teens eating Tide pods to the eternally blinking white guy. Internet memes have become a main mode of communication for Millennials, and especially for Gen Z, with 48% of Millennials and over half of Gen Z telling YPulse they send memes multiple times a week or more in our Talk the Talk trend. Here are 5 that are filling social media feeds… I’m just saying, if she was fat and old, I don’t think TMZ would be chasing her around with a camera.Meme accounts are making their mark on Gen Z & Millennial culture, and brands are looking to them for a marketing boost. Hannity added that AOC was so “powerful,” she even had a shot at replacing Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House.Ĭarolla responded, “Look, I agree with you. “Now, I will say this: You can criticize her ideas - and I do, I think the Green New Deal is madness and insanity - but she’s got the whole Democratic Party following her.” Adam Carolla during the Comedy Central Roast in 2019. “I’m not so sure I agree,” the conservative pundit said in response to Carolla’s comments. Meanwhile, another said that the comedian personified Ocasio-Cortez’s widely criticized tweet last month, in which the activist claimed that “Republicans are mad they can’t date me.” She was responding to critics who ripped her boyfriend Riley Roberts for wearing sandals during their Miami vacation.Įven Hannity, who has been a vocal critic of AOC in the past, wasn’t picking up what the radio icon was putting down. Ribbs Story” at Petersen Automotive Museum on Feb. “First AOC was too young, then she was ‘just a bartender,’ and now people only listen to her because she’s cute?” Adam Carolla attends the premiere of “Uppity: The Willy T. “Women can’t exist in public without offending misogynists like Adam Carolla,” argued one Carolla critic. “Meanwhile he is 57 and no one has listened to him in decades,” snarked one Twitter critic, while another fumed, “if Adam Carolla were thin, good-looking and young, he would still be a flaming a–hole.” Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has not yet commented on the comedian’s remarks, but Twitter was quick to hold Carolla’s feet to the fire. “I don’t think, if she was a middle-aged, heavyset woman, anyone would care what she had to say,” the podcaster concluded. However, Carolla argued that while the 32-year-old politician is “young, vibrant and beautiful,” and “everyone’s always putting a camera and a mike in her face,” her “opinions are idiotic 95 percent of the time.” Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the 2021 Met Gala. “Here’s a quick thought experiment: If AOC was fat and in her 60s, would anyone listen to another thing she ever said?” the “Man Show” creator told Sean Hannity in the inflammatory interview. The 57-year-old “Adam Carolla Show” host dropped the bombshell during a recent appearance on “Hannity.” Radio personality Adam Carolla is being slammed on social media after claiming that people only like rabble-rousing New York City Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez because she’s young and attractive. Penn State protester hocks loogie at right-wing provocateur House Dems backtrack on letter urging Biden to negotiate with Putin New York will pay big for Hochul’s ‘save me’ deal with the far left A vote for Hochul is a vote for AOC’s far-left agenda
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