Google wrote:

an element of a culture or system of behavior -Heads bobbing up and down to the beat of the song, OCs Dancing to a song-that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another-From the original project creator to the remixer (since memes are often remixed)- by nongenetic means, especially imitation. -By usually keeping the regular scripts but with different art.

dude341 wrote:

A meme is a cool thing that isn't cringy yet, (until it becomes what is known as a “dead meme” where people who want to be “down with the kids” start doing it). Globglogabgalab, number 15 burger king, you name it. However it is also misused on Scratch for animated videos of cats dancing. These videos are known as “MeMes” (not related to the origin of the word meme, pronounced mee-mees instead of meems), however, due to the no-longer popular trend of putting titles in all caps, many people refer to MeMes as memes, even though this is incorrect and angers many people who would like to find actual memes and not MeMes that are titled “memes”.

wWSunPandaWw wrote:

dude341 wrote:

A meme is a cool thing that isn't cringy yet, (until it becomes what is known as a “dead meme” where people who want to be “down with the kids” start doing it). Globglogabgalab, number 15 burger king, you name it. However it is also misused on Scratch for animated videos of cats dancing. These videos are known as “MeMes” (not related to the origin of the word meme, pronounced mee-mees instead of meems), however, due to the no-longer popular trend of putting titles in all caps, many people refer to MeMes as memes, even though this is incorrect and angers many people who would like to find actual memes and not MeMes that are titled “memes”.

Sorry, but your information about Animated Memes is incorrect. Animated Memes are still pronounced “meem” and are not a misuse of the word. It matches the definition.

dude341 wrote:

A meme is a cool thing that isn't cringy yet, (until it becomes what is known as a “dead meme” where people who want to be “down with the kids” start doing it).

Google wrote:

meme
/mēm/
noun
1. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
2.A humorous image, video, piece of text, etc., that is copied (often with slight variations) and spread rapidly by Internet users.

neeb132 wrote:

Definition of a meme by Google:

Google wrote:

meme
/mēm/
noun
1. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
2.A humorous image, video, piece of text, etc., that is copied (often with slight variations) and spread rapidly by Internet users.

dude341 wrote:

wWSunPandaWw wrote:

dude341 wrote:

A meme is a cool thing that isn't cringy yet, (until it becomes what is known as a “dead meme” where people who want to be “down with the kids” start doing it). Globglogabgalab, number 15 burger king, you name it. However it is also misused on Scratch for animated videos of cats dancing. These videos are known as “MeMes” (not related to the origin of the word meme, pronounced mee-mees instead of meems), however, due to the no-longer popular trend of putting titles in all caps, many people refer to MeMes as memes, even though this is incorrect and angers many people who would like to find actual memes and not MeMes that are titled “memes”.

Sorry, but your information about Animated Memes is incorrect. Animated Memes are still pronounced “meem” and are not a misuse of the word. It matches the definition.

Unfortunately, you are wrong. They were originally called MeMes and were pronounced “mee mees”, however, due to language and caps lock, it became “meme” even though this is incorrect. It does not match the definition of meme (despite what you may have heard like “memes are things that are recreated” which some people define it as even though that definition has changed, memes are fresh trends that are funny until they become dead, but MeMes are not meant to be humorous, and they don't “die out” like memes do.)

KidoftheEnder45 wrote:

Dude what the heck are you talking about

Heztreme wrote:

dude341 wrote:

KidoftheEnder45 wrote:

Dude what the heck are you talking about

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dude341 wrote:

Unfortunately, you are wrong. They were originally called MeMes and were pronounced “mee mees”, however, due to language and caps lock, it became “meme” even though this is incorrect. It does not match the definition of meme (despite what you may have heard like “memes are things that are recreated” which some people define it as even though that definition has changed, memes are fresh trends that are funny until they become dead, but MeMes are not meant to be humorous, and they don't “die out” like memes do.)

wWSunPandaWw wrote:

dude341 wrote:

Unfortunately, you are wrong. They were originally called MeMes and were pronounced “mee mees”, however, due to language and caps lock, it became “meme” even though this is incorrect. It does not match the definition of meme (despite what you may have heard like “memes are things that are recreated” which some people define it as even though that definition has changed, memes are fresh trends that are funny until they become dead, but MeMes are not meant to be humorous, and they don't “die out” like memes do.)

Let's see…I don't see any Hot Milk Memes anymore….I don't see any Medicine Memes anymore…oh look. DEAD MEMES. (mic drop)
Why are you trying to discriminate against animated memes? Can you list EVERYTHING wrong with them? They're actually really hard to animate and code (the process usually involves a lot of broadcasts, splitting up the music into little clips, Wait () secs Blocks, etc), and they're actually a good way to vent and show off your creativity, art style, and coding skills. They match a lot of things that Internet Memes do: They spread Rapidly around the internet, People put their own twists on them, people forget about them and don't make them anymore after a while, they're a type of trend, etc.

jlang09 wrote:

A meme is an element of culture or system of behaviour passed from one person to another.

An animation meme is an animation of a character, normally an oc moving to the beat of a short clip of music.

Some animation memes are a gift for somebody else and involve their oc.

I hope this helped ^_^ !

KidoftheEnder45 wrote:

jlang09 wrote:

A meme is an element of culture or system of behaviour passed from one person to another.

An animation meme is an animation of a character, normally an oc moving to the beat of a short clip of music.

Some animation memes are a gift for somebody else and involve their oc.

I hope this helped ^_^ !

^^^^^

This sums it up to an extent regarding animation memes.

wWSunPandaWw wrote:

dude341 wrote:

Unfortunately, you are wrong. They were originally called MeMes and were pronounced “mee mees”, however, due to language and caps lock, it became “meme” even though this is incorrect. It does not match the definition of meme (despite what you may have heard like “memes are things that are recreated” which some people define it as even though that definition has changed, memes are fresh trends that are funny until they become dead, but MeMes are not meant to be humorous, and they don't “die out” like memes do.)

Let's see…I don't see any Hot Milk Memes anymore….I don't see any Medicine Memes anymore…oh look. DEAD MEMES. (mic drop)
Why are you trying to discriminate against animated memes? Can you list EVERYTHING wrong with them? They're actually really hard to animate and code (the process usually involves a lot of broadcasts, splitting up the music into little clips, Wait () secs Blocks, etc), and they're actually a good way to vent and show off your creativity, art style, and coding skills. They match a lot of things that Internet Memes do: They spread Rapidly around the internet, People put their own twists on them, people forget about them and don't make them anymore after a while, they're a type of trend, etc.

KidoftheEnder45 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

KidoftheEnder45 wrote:

Dude what the heck are you talking about

things that are true

Not necessarily.