(RNS) — How ‘I Need God in Every Moment of My Life’ became a digital sanctuary for faith, irony and spiritual longing. (RNS) — A meme, as Kyle Hide explains it, is like a gene for culture.

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Shortly after the conclusion of SNL, Wallen posted a picture of a plane on his personal Instagram story with the caption "Get me to God's country." Naturally, the internet took off and ran with ...

But before liftoff, King’s visibly fearful and unamused “let’s get this over with” expression instantly became a reaction meme. While the other women on the suborbital flight looked ...

2025 It’s perhaps thanks to the country star’s many controversies that the “Get me to God’s country” memes took off in the first place. Given Wallen’s history of DUIs, throwing chairs ...

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A meme functions similarly to a virus,” said Hide, the 34-year-old administrator of the popular Instagram account I Need God in Every Moment of My Life, a self-described culturally non ...

In his China tour livestream's now-viral video, IShowSpeed gave the mic to his Chinese uncle, who fearlessly tried rapping Eminem's Rap God while in a moving car ... turning the moment into ...

On August 8th, 2020, Redditor /u/Lambeauleap80 posted a video to the subreddit /r/CODWarzone, [1] titled "I couldn't stop laughing at this death chat reaction after faking my death actually worked," ...