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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

How is a 2-minute video of some kid 'singing' in a shop a 'meme'? I mean, what do people do with it, apart from watching it? It's not like you post that in response to someone or something.

It was huge here in the US, but you’re right, I would have classified that as trendy or viral, and not as meme. The line can be blurred sometimes. The dubstep remix of that 2 minute clip that was also popular is more meme. 
 

This not really a definite criteria as to what is a meme and what isn’t. The rules constantly change, and many “memers” would just say you don’t understand.

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3 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

It was huge here in the US, but you’re right, I would have classified that as trendy or viral, and not as meme. The line can be blurred sometimes. The dubstep remix of that 2 minute clip that was also popular is more meme. 
 

This not really a definite criteria as to what is a meme and what isn’t. The rules constantly change, and many “memers” would just say you don’t understand.

Oh well, kids being kids. I'm sure the 15 year older people didn't understand what we were doing in school and the same goes for the current 15-year olds not understanding what the 15-year olds in 2035 are doing :p 

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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Oh well, kids being kids. I'm sure the 15 year older people didn't understand what we were doing in school and the same goes for the current 15-year olds not understanding what the 15-year olds in 2035 are doing :p 

Except that meme culture doesn’t actually have an age. While the general understanding of memes may have a generational gap, making memes and being a part of the culture doesn’t. 

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...And never flying to :LTU 

 

Someone also made a good point about all Lithuanians having the same pair of scissors?

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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2 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Except that meme culture doesn’t actually have an age. While the general understanding of memes may have a generational gap, making memes and being a part of the culture doesn’t. 

That's what the kids say of their own little thing in 20 years from now as well :evil: 

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