Here are the origins of the “Chill Guy” meme, according to KnowYourMeme: The drawing was originally shared in a tweet by Twitter / X user philb (@PhillipBankss) in late 2023, paired with the ...

The meme started with a video of a man crying and coughing after smoking a blunt, and it showcases a humorous exaggeration of marijuana’s effects. The late 90s and early 2000s bore witness to ...

You say the crying Jordan meme is completely done after the real ... Crying Jordans on a pair of actual Jordans. They call their "art project" Crying Kicks. Even the insides have photos of ...

So, of course, the drawing came across the timelines of conspiracy theorists and meme creators, who had quite a few, shall we say, less than likely ideas about who the man might be. Ah internet ...

Vince Carter has been a meme in the past -- I can't tell you how many times I've used his "It's over" GIF from the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest. But now? Thanks to his crying and celebrating reaction to ...

The Chill Guy meme crypto controversy involves an image ... “I will never give permission to use my art for anything crypto-related. I have absolutely no interest in anything crypto-related.” ...

"I will never give permission to use my art for anything crypto-related. I have absolutely no interest in anything crypto-related." The "Chill Guy" meme centers around an illustration of an ...

Or the logo on Jordan brand shoes. But over the past year, he's also become the crying guy in the memes. The Crying Jordan meme has become a staple on the Internet over the past year or so.