Audio of glass breaking and a child saying "oh no, our table, it's broken" has exploded on TikTok. The audio comes from a clip that appears to have first aired on America's Funniest Home Videos.

If you’ve been under a rock the last few weeks on Twitter, then you possibly missed a new meme trend that has taken over the social media network. For those who have witnessed the memes going around, ...

In case you want to revisit the dilemma of which lunch table to sit at in a school cafeteria, there’s now a meme for that. Meet the “Where y’all sitting?” meme, which asks you to consider table you ...

In the last few weeks, a clipart photo of what appears to be a high school cafeteria has been making its way around the Twitter-sphere. Then, depending on the fandom, each table is designated to a ...

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Each time, the prompt is the same: look at each cafeteria lunch table and survey the list of who — or what — is sitting there. Given the options, where would you sit? People have saved the same empty ...

If you've been on social media lately, we're sure you've been plagued with the "where y'all sitting?" meme. This meme can be found all over Twitter and is considered to be a simple visual metaphor.

In case you want to revisit the dilemma of which lunch table to sit at in a school cafeteria, there’s now a meme for that. Meet the “Where y’all sitting?” meme, which asks you to consider table you ...