What Do You Meme? – 41
from I Shouldn't Have Had Kids Hosted by Bonnie and Ellen
It all started with Baby Cha-Cha. That creepy little dancing baby was the first modern meme and made its splash on Ally McBeal waaaay back in 1998. Nope. We're not kidding. 1998. We could never have imagined how that little meme would jump from television to the internet and spawn today's teenage digital language. Let's be honest: teens can have an entire in-person conversation with each other by sharing memes back and forth and never uttering a single word. It's a fricken' mystery. On this week's episode, we unpack the memes that started it all and the head-scratching inventions our teens are currently chewing on. Oh, and we laugh until we cry. We invite you to join us and try it yourself. It. Feels. Great. Links Amazon link to our new favorite game: Catch Phrase YouTube video: Ally McBeal Dancing Baby YouTube video: Star Wars Kid KnowYourMeme: Rick Rolling Follow us on social media! Instagram @ishouldnthavehadkids Facebook ishouldnthavehadkids Twitter @SHHKids Or, email us :) [email protected] Find all episodes of I Shouldn't Have Had Kids wherever you get your podcasts Buzzsprout Apple Podcasts Spotify
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It all started with Baby Cha-Cha. That creepy little dancing baby was the first modern meme and made its splash on Ally McBeal waaaay back in 1998. Nope. We're not kidding. 1998. We could never have imagined how that little meme would jump from television to the internet and spawn today's teenage digital language. Let's be honest: teens can have an entire in-person conversation with each other by sharing memes back and forth and never uttering a single word. It's a fricken' mystery. On th...
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