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Trend expert and TikTok influencer Jake Benedict explains some of the best memes of 2025
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2025 was an incredible year for memes…so much so, in fact, that we had to put together a calendar-style retrospective to honor all the memes that got us through the past year(s). Below, take a journey through every month of 2025 and revisit the memes that defined each one—with explanations, examples, and even honorable mentions for other popular memes! Plus, read insights from our wikiHow-exclusive interviews with TikTok, trend, and meme experts.

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January: Italian Brainrot

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  1. Starting off the year strong, Italian Brainrot was the top meme from January 2025. Italian Brainrot was pretty popular for all of 2025, but it first emerged in January, and it consists of bizarre, AI-generated videos of mutant animals with Italian-sounding names. According to brainrot expert Tobi Nwodo, Italian Brainrot represents “the complete absurd wackiness of the internet.” It includes characters like La Vacca Saturno Saturnita, Assassino Cappuccino, and Chimancini Bananini, he continues, but these characters don’t really have “quote-unquote ‘lore.’ And, if they do, a lot of people have just created [brainrot] videos about them and given them their own lore.”[1]

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    Jake Benedict is a trend expert, TikTok influencer, and content creator who specializes in viral content and creates content spanning gaming, fitness, lifestyle, dating, and more.

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February: Cave Divers

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  1. In February, Cave Divers were the target of all the best memes. Before it was a meme, videos of actual cave divers started to become popular on TikTok—showing videos of divers taking part in the dangerous hobby. Then, people on social media began to react to the…sorta wild premise of seeing a giant, scary hole and deciding to just get on in there! So, memes started popping up that poked fun at the cave diving hobby and cave divers in general.[2]
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March: 6-7

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  1. March saw the widespread virality of the very popular 6-7 meme (and the 6-7 kid). The now-iconic 6-7 trend actually started in December 2024, but it achieved mainstream, widespread virality in March, when a video of a boy yelling “six seven” at a basketball game went viral—he became known as the “6-7 kid.” The meme itself is pretty meaningless and nonsensical, but it’s usually accompanied by a hand gesture where both hands are extended and moved up and down in a “weighing two options” motion.
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April: Chicken Jockey

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  1. Chicken jockey is a character (or entity) in Minecraft that mixes together a chicken and a baby Zombie. In A Minecraft Movie, which was released in April 2025, the character Steve (played by Jack Black) shouts “Chicken jockey!” in one scene. This clip went viral, and moviegoers made it a trend to cheer and throw popcorn whenever the line is spoken.[4]
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June: It’s Not Clocking to You

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  1. In June 2025, Justin Bieber’s “It’s Not Clocking to You” speech went viral. In June 2025, Justin Bieber was swarmed by paparazzi and recorded on video telling them, “It’s not clocking to you that I’m standing on business.” The video quickly went viral, as did the phrase “It’s not clocking to you,” which became an instant meme. The memeification of the phrase was mostly due to the fact that several parts of Bieber’s speech came from AAVE (African American Vernacular English) slang, but he used the slang in an inaccurate and comically odd way.[6]
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July: Nothing Beats a Jet2 Holiday

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  1. Just in time for vacay season, we have “Jet2 Holiday” as the top meme for July. This TikTok-viral meme paired a real advertising jingle used by Jet2, a British airline company, with videos of not-so-relaxing vacation moments. The videos, which all revolve around travel, usually share inconvenient, chaotic, funny, or even dangerous travel moments. And, with the overly positive jingle, it makes for a totally ironic and hilarious meme.[7]
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September: Totr

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  1. September 2025 was marked by the rise of the mysterious Totr meme. The Totr meme started with a screenshot from SpongeBob, which shows two naked, armless SpongeBob characters. The image is usually captioned with “Тотя. ❤️,” a Russian gibberish word. As trend expert and TikTok influencer Jemaree Jay explains, “the Totr meme is really just random letters over a SpongeBob scene…It’s thought to be a Russian meme, but it doesn’t mean anything in Russian,” so it’s pretty much turned into a meme where the joke is that no one knows what it means.”[9]
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October: "EARLY STREAM!"

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  1. This popular reaction meme came from a YouTube livestream hosted by IShowSpeed (or Speed), a popular streamer. The original stream was actually posted in 2021, but screengrabs from the video became memeified and hugely viral on X (formerly Twitter) in October 2025. The meme is usually used to express that someone’s trying hard not to laugh at something funny.[10]
    • Example: This Tweet from @mosthiphop shows the meme with the caption “They’re saying Taylor Swift’s album leaded & she’s on it dissing Charli XCX.” It was also retweeted by @SonOfYeezuss, who wrote “Bro EVERY week there’s a new gif from that f*cka*** stream 😭😭”
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December: Bird Game 3

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  1.  Bird Game 3 is a fake video game that only exists through a series of AI-generated videos that have been uploaded and circulated on TikTok. The original videos came out in October 2025, but the trend hit its peak in December! Most of the AI videos show a man finding the game in a store and talking to the camera, but various social media users and creators have added more AI videos to expand the meme lore behind the “video game.”[12]

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This article was co-authored by Jake Benedict and by wikiHow staff writer, Sophie Burkholder, BA. Jake Benedict is a content creator based in Dallas, TX. Jake specializes in viral content, going from 0 to 1 million followers in just 6 months and generating over 2 billion views in 2025. He has an audience of over 2.1M followers on TikTok, 512k on Instagram, 990k on YouTube, and 55k on X. His content spans gaming, fitness, lifestyle and dating, and more. This article has been viewed 1,257 times.
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