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My Money Don’t Jiggle Jiggle
Louis Theroux’s earlier documentary rap was remixed and revived as a widely used dance sound.
Internet archive / 2022
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Webb’s Cosmic CliffsOnline science got a new image of awe.
Source: NASA, ESA, CSA, and STScIArchive order
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Louis Theroux’s earlier documentary rap was remixed and revived as a widely used dance sound.
02

A child’s enthusiastic description of corn became a song because, as he said, “it has the juice.”
03

🟩🟨⬛ became a perfectly spoiler-free way to say, “I got it in three.”
04

“Rocco’s a rock, Zoe!” A 2004 Sesame Street argument about an oatmeal-raisin cookie became a widely used reaction clip in 2022.
05
Tumblr invented a fictional mafia film, then reviewed and debated it as though it existed.
06

Six margarita towers, four trips to the Museum of Ice Cream, and a calm voiceover parodied the excess of lifestyle vlogs.
07

⚠️ Time to BeReal. ⚠️ A random two-minute countdown became a familiar phone interruption for many users.
08

A fast-food jingle played so often that “Whopper, Whopper” became a common punchline.
09

Stop Making Memes About Ohio became a compact, instantly recognizable internet-comedy artifact.
010

A doll pauses in a hallway, does an elaborate little dance, and makes a horror trailer briefly feel like a music-video dare.
011

An Andrew Garfield interview laugh became a reaction sound whose rhythm did most of the work.
012

A Shotover Canyon Swing Queenstown clip gave a shouted warning the force of a compact reaction sound.