The Stuttering Kid meme (also known as Have You Ever Had A Dream Like This?) is a clip taken from a 1999 HBO docuseries where 5-year-old Joe Cirkiel, a little boy in a red shirt, stumbles through ...

In a new promotion for their film Spy Kids: Armageddon, Netflix brought back "the iconic crying kid meme". The meme -- which featured an adorable kid swiftly going from optimism to tears -- was ...

Before TikTok, there was Vine. And the kids who went viral on Vine are all grown up now. Case in point, the "Popeyes kid," now 18, is an NCAA Division II college football player, and just signed ...

“I’m like, ‘Oh, just an interview, nothing is going to happen. And then suddenly, an ... She asked Macias how he’s been and if kids still ask him if he’s the boy from the crying kid meme.

The "Popeyes meme kid" became a social media superstar after a video on Vine went viral in 2013. Now, a decade later, college football player Dieunerst Collin is once again in the spotlight after ...

The "Popeyes Meme Kid," now 18, stars in the fried chicken chain's new game day ad for their "Eyes on the Fries (or Pies)" offer, which debuted Monday ahead of Super Bowl LVII next Sunday, Feb. 12 ...

He looks over at the camera, gives a perfect side eye, and the meme was born. In a December 2021 interview with Complex, Collin explained how he initially wasn’t a fan of the meme because he was ...

Shortly after his identity was revealed in December 2021, in an interview with Complex, Dieunerst admitted that he wasn’t a fan of the meme because it was recorded without his permission.

The answer is: it's just a meme. People think that Sirianni in a winter hat looks like the kid from Elf , which has led to a ...