KIM Kardashian's face is synonymous with online culture. Many people have used images of Kim Kardashian crying as a meme to express their own reactions to content online. Kim's iconic crying face ...

He is a member of two Pulitzer-prize winning photography teams for his work on Bill Clinton's presidential ... Internet makes Cam Newton ‘Crying Jordan’ memes during Super Bowl 50 The crying ...

Bill Cipher survived Weirdmageddon with the help ... please" (his nickname for Ford), and when denied, starts crying and ...

It's over. The crying Jordan meme is over. We had a really good run there, one that lasted arguably far too long, and now we are done. Finished. The end. Goodbye. Because there is no way ...

But one of these “events” is one he’d rather have die: the invention of the hilarious Crying Jordan meme. Like Michael ... we have the feeling head coach Bill Belichick can’t be too ...

Can’t get enough of the Crying Jordan meme? Never want to see it again? Wonder where it came from? Have no idea what we’re talking about? Then you may have come to the right place. The ...

If there were such a thing as a fated meme, Crying LeBron James would be it. Just last month, The New Yorker did an investigation into the ubiquity of the Crying Jordan meme and now, with ...

or something funny (when you're sarcastically crying), we can all admit that if we can't immediately copy and paste the meme, all we want to do is copy María la del Barrio's Soraya Montenegro's ...

and one of them called into a radio show to describe what it felt like to become a viral meme. Emily — a Cowboys fan — was not only shown crying on the broadcast of the 49ers’ victory on ...

Vince Carter has been a meme in the past -- I can't tell you how many times I've used his "It's over" GIF from the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest. But now? Thanks to his crying and celebrating reaction to ...

Crying Jordan is legendary and unmissable. Even those who spend hardly any time on Twitter are familiar with the meme, and while it may no longer be at the peak of its popularity as it was a year ...

This short video piece from 2 Point Lead analyzes the origins of the Crying Jordan meme, using interviews from ESPN analyst Jay Williams, SportsPickle's D.J. Gallo and AP photographer Stephan ...