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Does TikTok Connect To The WiFi In My House? is a series of memes based on a remix of the audio from a comedy skit by TikToker @someguymark where he makes fun of a question asked by U.S. Representative Richard Hudson during the 2023 TikTok congressional hearing, where he asked if TikTok connects to the WiFi and if it can access the WiFi network. The comedy skit was uploaded to TikTok on March 27th, 2023. In September 2026, the audio was remixed into a funk song and became the subject of memes and lyric videos, including animations.
Remember November 2026 Is Coming is a series of memes based on an AI-generated video set to the song "Life Goes On" by Oliver Tree, that shows a polar bear singing, "Remember November 2026 is coming," acting as a reminder of the 2023 Polar Bear 2026 meme, which some people joked was a meme from the future. The "remember November 2026" meme was popularized on Instagram Reels and TikTok in September 2026.
Thoughts On Lanterns is an exploitable meme format based on a tweet sharing a promotional image from the 2026 Green Lantern TV show Lanterns of the protagonists, John Stewart and Hal Jordan, played by Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler, respectively, walking down a street. The memes went viral on X / Twitter in early September 2026. As a meme, the image of Pierre and Chandler is edited to make them resemble other notable characters and the caption is altered to reference the franchise that the characters come from.
When You Read, Do You Imagine Yourself As the Main Character Or Side Character is a series of memes inspired by a viral Twitter / X post by user @bookslattes reading, "When you read, do you imagine yourself as the main character or a side character watching everything unfold?" The post was made on September 8th, 2026, and went viral. It inspired memes as a phrasal template, in which the context is altered to fit new contexts outside of reading. It also inspired discourse about how people imagine themselves when reading or watching something.
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