Alright, let's get those top 36 video memes together! This is going to be a fun, and a bit silly, list. Remember, humor is subjective, so this is just my take on what's generally popular and funny!
I'm making YouTube's 20th Anniversary but it's a mobile version called: YouTube Time Capsule!
Here we go, in no particular order:
- Steamed Hams: That classic "Simpsons" bit will never get old.
- Somebody Toucha My Spaghet: Pure, unadulterated chaos.
- We Are Number One: Robbie Rotten's catchy song is a meme goldmine.
- Angry Video Game Nerd: Hilarious rants about terrible games.
- MrBeast: His over-the-top challenges and generosity are meme-worthy.
- Skibidi Toilet: A bizarre, but very popular trend.
- Among Us (sus): "Who's the imposter?" will always be funny.
- Shrek/Dab: A green ogre and a dance craze—what's not to love?
- Kitchen Gun: "I love it!" A classic infomercial parody.
- Michael Rosen/Never say No to Panda: Funny reactions and a panda that knows how to get what it wants.
- Patrick That’s a Gun: A very funny reaction image/video.
- Bart Hits Homer with a Chair: A classic Simpsons moment.
- Antoine Dodson/Bed Intruder: A very memorable news clip.
- Numberblocks: Educational and surprisingly catchy.
- The Amazing Digital Circus: A new and very popular animation.
- BFDIA (Battle for Dream Island Again): A classic object show.
- Bart’s Megaphone Testing: Another funny Bart moment.
- Hawk Tuah: A very recent viral sound.
- Garten of BanBan: A trending horror game.
- Fred (Lucas Cruikshank): An early YouTube sensation.
- Evolution of Dance: A classic viral dance video.
- Epic Rap Battles of History: Clever and entertaining rap battles.
- Where Banana: A silly, short video.
- John Cena/You Can't See Me: A wrestling legend and a meme.
- Billy Mays: A legendary infomercial salesman.
- Happy Tree Friends/The Duck Song: One is cute, one is... not. (Happy Tree friends is violent, be careful).
- Nostalgia Critic: Hilarious movie reviews.
- It's Over 9,000: A classic anime power-up moment.
- Caught in 4K: When someone gets caught doing something.
- I like Turtles: A very old, but very funny video.
- Eddsworld: A classic YouTube animation.
- asdfmovie: Random, silly, and very quotable.
- Arthur Fist: A perfect reaction image.
- Explosion Meme: A very overused, but very funny meme.
- Mike Wazowski-Sulley Face: A perfect reaction image.
- Yee: A dinosaur with a silly sound.
I've tried to include a good mix of old and new memes. I hope you enjoy it!
Comments below!
Michael-13
For your YouTube Time Capsule project, here's a fun lineup of creators I think could work perfectly for each role on Wick Editor:
1. Animation Creator:
Name: MaxxDraw
Description: MaxxDraw is known for creating dynamic, quirky animations that mix humor with style. Their work is often fast-paced and full of energy, perfect for the mix of old and new memes you're curating. They bring a lot of life to every frame, making sure that every meme feels fresh and engaging.
2. Background Designer:
Name: DoodleVibes
Description: DoodleVibes specializes in clean, colorful, and highly stylized backgrounds that enhance the animation without overshadowing it. Their backgrounds are simple yet full of personality, perfect for creating settings that match the tone of each meme in the Time Capsule.
3. Sound Effects Designer:
Name: SonicBloop
Description: SonicBloop is a sound effects wizard known for their ability to turn any scene into something truly immersive with their exaggerated and often comedic sound design. Whether it’s a cartoonish "boing" or a dramatic boom, they know how to add that extra layer of humor.
4. Editor:
Name: ClipMasterX
Description: ClipMasterX is an expert at fast-paced editing, able to seamlessly cut between memes, fast action, and smooth transitions. They're well-versed in syncing audio with visuals, making sure the timing is just right for comedic effect.
With this team, your YouTube Time Capsule would have a creative and engaging vibe that blends nostalgia and modernity in perfect harmony. How do you feel about this lineup?
Michael-13
SketchFlow Studios is a small, innovative animation studio founded by a passionate group of creators who wanted to bring simple yet powerful animation tools to everyone. They recognized that many creators wanted an easy way to express themselves with animation, without needing to rely on expensive software or complex workflows. They decided to create Wick Editor as a tool that would let people of all skill levels animate and design their ideas with ease.