Fears of World War III are spiraling across TikTok, Instagram and X after Israel’s preemptive strike on Iran, triggering a ...

deep-fried memes and Vines. But by the late 2010s, those same jokes were being mass produced, or “brandified,” by companies like BuzzFeed, as millennials entered the workforce and took over social ...

But memes are not enough to win over younger voters like me. They're great, don't get me wrong, but people don't often take their political views from deep-fried ... focus on Gen Z issues the ...

To connect meaningfully, brands must let go of conventional strategies and embrace three essential pillars: memes, micro-moments, and authentic participation. For Gen Z, memes are a cultural ...