concept   memes
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • Western countries (1) • US social media culture (1) • East Asian countries (1) • traditional culture (1) • China (1) • Eastern European countries (1) • Internet culture (1) • South Asian countries (1) • internet culture (1) • social media culture (1) • Arab countries (1) • Casual internet users (1) • Internet enthusiasts (1) • Internet subcultures (1) • Middle East (1) • Online forum culture (1) • Traditional media consumers (1) • digital media culture (1) • older generations (1) • online culture (1) remote villages (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 memes Western countries Memes, popular in Western culture, are widely shared on social media and often include pop culture references for entertainment, humor, and marketing purposes. 6
2 memes US social media culture Memes are widely shared and humorous, but controversial in US social media culture. 5
3 memes East Asian countries Memes are widely used in East Asian internet culture to convey serious messages but have minimal impact on consumer behavior. 3
4 memes traditional culture In traditional societies, memes are seen as trivial and unproductive. 3
5 memes China Memes in Chinese culture convey serious social and political messages and are subject to government censorship. 2
6 memes Eastern European countries Memes in Eastern European countries depict cultural references and are used for political satire and government criticism. 2
7 memes Internet culture Memes are digital content used for humor and cultural references in online communities within internet culture. 2
8 memes South Asian countries Memes in South Asian countries often incorporate multi-lingual humor and regional cultural references, but have a smaller presence in internet culture. 2
9 memes internet culture Creating and sharing memes is a form of humor and cultural commentary that connects and expresses ideas within internet culture. 2
10 memes social media culture Memes are an integral part of online humor and communication within social media culture. 2
11 memes Arab countries Memes are considered disrespectful and inappropriate in Arab countries, especially when related to religious or cultural topics. 1
12 memes Casual internet users Memes are a widely enjoyed form of humor in online communities. 1
13 memes Internet enthusiasts Memes are a form of modern humor and communication popular among Internet enthusiasts. 1
14 memes Internet subcultures Memes play a major role in communication and culture within online subcultures. 1
15 memes Middle East In the Middle East, memes are viewed as disrespectful and inappropriate, particularly when they involve religious or cultural subjects. 1
16 memes Online forum culture Memes are a crucial aspect of communication and humor in online forums. 1
17 memes Traditional media consumers Traditional media consumers do not widely understand or appreciate memes as a form of humor. 1
18 memes digital media culture Memes are used in digital media culture for humor, satire, and cultural references in online content. 1
19 memes older generations Older generations view memes as nonsensical and irrelevant. 1
20 memes online culture Memes in online culture can convey nuanced references and inside jokes appreciated by a specific online audience. 1
21 memes remote villages In remote villages, traditional forms of storytelling and oral history are prominent while memes are not known. 1