The Old Man With Cigarette GIF is a reaction GIF of an old, bald, white man in a blue shirt with his eyes closed, smoking a cigarette and shaking his head. In the clip, he seems stressed, fed-up or ...

Yep, the actual patch isn't even out yet, and someone's already used the new photo mode to create a perfect bear sex-themed twist on the distracted boyfriend meme. Come on, you know the one.

It is the picture that sums up the experiences of women everywhere who have had a man try to chat them up in a noisy nightclub. The viral ‘bored club girl’ meme that has gone around the world ...

A MAN who was part of the viral "bored club girl" meme has spoken out on what made her pull the now famous facial expression. A nightclub photo of Lucia Gorman looking extremely bored while ...

Perhaps one of the most recognisable and shared memes in history is ‘distracted boyfriend,’ a stock photo of a man ogling a passing woman while ... with clear emotions – has made it a perfect template ...

Back in 2018, at a Milk Tuesdays event at Edinburgh’s Bourbon nightclub, Lucia Gorman found herself at the centre of a meme after a photographer snapped the moment a man was talking in her ear.

Demetrius Branca advocates for stricter distracted driving laws in Florida after his son was killed by a distracted driver. Branca's efforts led to texting while driving becoming a primary offense ...

They rely on established visual templates, which eliminate ... how they should think about the topic of the meme. Distracted boyfriend (in which a man looks over his shoulder at an attractive ...

They rely on established visual templates, which eliminate ... how they should think about the topic of the meme. Distracted boyfriend (in which a man looks over his shoulder at an attractive ...

They rely on established visual templates, which eliminate the need for lengthy explanations and communicate to the viewer how they should think about the topic of the meme. Distracted boyfriend (in ...

Memes rely heavily on emotional reactions – often humour, anger, or outrage – to encourage rapid sharing. Before clicking ...