Ever looked at your portfolio and thought, “Man, I really should’ve aped into that cat meme before it blew up”? In 2025, the line between viral content and financial freedom has never been thinner.

There’s a balloon in the sky, and it’s not carrying a kid, it’s floating meme coin profits. The 2025 meme boom has shifted ...

Celebrity pets like Lil Bub, Maru, Grumpy Cat, and Monty are perfect examples of cats going viral and absolutely coining it with their own lines of merchandise fans can’t get enough of.

Once upon a time—way back in the twentieth century—people got their laughs from reading comics in the newspaper. Today, many of us get our chuckles by seeing (and sharing) humorous memes online.

The memes are delightfully chaotic, hilarious, and a little wild—just like a kitty after a taste of the magical herb. As a cat owner myself, it’s always fun to watch them enjoy it.

But are these two cultural phenomena really that different? In a new article, comics scholar Michelle Ann Abate argues that memes are an important new type of digital comic.

Drop director Christopher Landon shares that getting the memes in his thriller was a lot more difficult than he expected.

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And it isn't as though new meme stars are emerging every day in a way that captures attention outside of the limited circles of crypto insiders.

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