A new Twitter user meme has emerged in which people are celebrating their career trajectories. The hashtag #TrendsMeme is making waves and getting attention.
Some of the most popular trends include women being paid more than men, the #WomenSpeak movement and how millennials are changing careers. It’s a fun, tongue-in-cheek way to talk about how it all started, how it’s going and who’s still on the journey.
Twitter users are celebrating their transformations with a new meme
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Twitter users have a new way of celebrating their transformations. They’re retweeting photo comparisons of how their lives are going. And the trend is sweeping the Internet.
This meme, which uses Dr. Umar Johnson’s Instagram Live videos, has become a major hit among Black Twitter users. It decontextualizes the source of the quote to a new level, while at the same time subverting traditional stereotypes of white womanhood. Thousands of users are sharing photos of how it started and how it ended.
But it’s not the only meme that’s going viral on Twitter. There’s also a new type of verification badge that has made its way across the social network. People are using it to send crude jokes and to boast about their dream jobs. In some cases, it’s even being used as a means of phishing.
In the last week, Twitter’s owner, Elon Musk, has made some abrupt changes to the platform. He’s made it harder to verify accounts, and he’s also made some major layoffs.
Meanwhile, content moderation has been a huge issue for the site. Some creators have opted to pay for a subscription to Twitter Blue, a service that offers improved verification.
While some Twitter users have skewered the changes, others have defended the decision to pay for a subscription to Twitter Blue. And many people are afraid of losing their place in the Twitter feed without the blue checkmark.
Memes are celebrating career trajectories
Memes are popping up everywhere these days, but it’s not just for the nerd in you. For instance, the hashtag hashtag #funff is a great way to get your friends riled up for a day of fun and frivolity. Or, you can have a little fun yourself.
The best part is that you don’t even have to leave the house. With the help of a smartphone, you can have your own personal Funffland. And you’ll never have to pay for gas or buy lunch again!
A recent study of Facebook users found that the average user spends around five minutes a day browsing through the social network, so it’s no wonder that the meme industry is flourishing.
One such entrepreneur, Maisie Post, has taken the initiative by putting on a fun and interactive exhibition at Holdron’s Arcade in Peckham.
Featuring some of the best examples of the internet’s most popular medium, the show’s main gimmick is to let people submit their own creations.
So far, it has been a hit. Of course, this isn’t the first time that a meme has been featured at a gallery, and we’re not just talking about Instagram.
