Chicken-jockey
A 'Chicken-jockey' typically refers to an image or concept depicting a person, often in a comical or absurd manner, attempting to ride or 'jockey' a chicken. These visuals frequently feature exaggerated poses, determined expressions on the rider, and a bewildered or unwilling chicken, creating a humorous and often surreal contrast between the small, flightless bird and the human attempting to control it as if it were a racehorse. It's a popular subject in internet memes and humorous digital art.
Brr-brr-patapim
"Brr-brr-patapim" is an iconic onomatopoeic phrase primarily associated with the beloved Brazilian children's animated series, "Mundo Bita." It vividly describes the distinctive sound of the propeller on the head of the show's main character, Bita, as he takes flight. This catchy sound has become synonymous with Bita's aerial adventures and the whimsical world he inhabits.
Bike Stick
The term 'Bike Stick' typically refers to a simple, often improvised, rod-like object used in conjunction with a bicycle. Visually, it might appear as a sturdy piece of wood, metal pipe, or similar material, held by a person either riding or standing beside the bicycle, or occasionally attached to the bike itself. It is a low-tech, versatile aid seen in various cycling contexts.
Big Back
The term "Big Back" typically refers to images, videos, or discussions centered around individuals, often bodybuilders or strength athletes, who possess exceptionally well-developed and muscular back physiques. These visuals highlight the impressive musculature of the upper, mid, and lower back, including prominent latissimus dorsi (lats), trapezius, and erector spinae muscles. "Big Back" content is widely shared within fitness communities, serving as a display of physical prowess, a source of motivation, or simply an appreciation for significant muscular development.
Bernie Sanders Once Again Asking
"Bernie Sanders Once Again Asking" refers to a popular internet meme and catchphrase that humorously encapsulates Senator Bernie Sanders' consistent and often repetitive advocacy for specific progressive policies, particularly those related to economic inequality, healthcare, and social justice. While not tied to a single specific image, it evokes his characteristic earnestness and persistence in political discourse.
Ben Affleck
Ben Affleck is a prominent American actor, director, and screenwriter. A picture featuring him typically captures his recognizable features, often in a formal setting like a film premiere, a press conference, or a scene from one of his many movies. He is known for his distinctive facial expressions and often appears in roles requiring intensity or gravitas.
Beating Up
"Beating up" refers to the act of physically assaulting someone, typically involving repeated blows or sustained violence, resulting in injury. It's a common term used to describe an act of aggression and physical dominance.
Back In My Day
"Back In My Day" typically refers to a popular internet meme and a common idiomatic phrase used to express a nostalgic, often critical, comparison between past times and the present. It frequently depicts an older individual recounting how things were different, usually implying they were better, harder, or simpler, in their youth.
Ash Baby
"Ash Baby" typically refers to an image or concept depicting a baby, often humorously, covered in ash, dust, or dirt. These images gained widespread popularity, particularly in online meme culture, symbolizing a humble, messy, or challenging beginning.
Are-you-sure-omni-man
The 'Are You Sure About That, Omni-Man?' meme features a still image of Omni-Man, the powerful Viltrumite character from Amazon Prime Video's critically acclaimed animated series *Invincible*. He is typically depicted with an intense, skeptical, or challenging facial expression, often accompanied by the overlaid text 'Are you sure about that?' or a similar questioning phrase.