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which permits any use, reproduction and distribution of the work without further permission provided the original work is attributed as specified on the SAGE and Open Access pages ( https://us. similarly identify ‘a clear reproduction of heteronormative (and heterosexist) constructions of sexuality and gendered relations through the use of humour’ and conclude that ‘women are not welcome in memes – they can be visible, but not vocal, rendering opportunities to challenge or resist [. The repetition and recurrence of such figures across multiple media contribute to their image as unruly, distorted and often derogatory.

Indeed, while the ladette was configured in the British press/tabloids and thus shaped through media spectacle, this article further suggests that transformations online have led to the discursive creation of the hun in the digital realm and through her ‘memeability’ ( Mercer and Sarson, 2020). While other memetic figures such as Karens, chav(ette)s and ladettes have been figures of ridicule and scorn in the popular media landscape, the hun has been celebrated on social media.

The first post I have chosen to examine concerns RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, a reality competition TV series that helped reshape the visibility of drag culture in the United States and internationally. This conversation with Rob Ocel was easily one of the most interesting and far-ranging discussions about technical leadership that I have ever had.

Memes are often created and built upon pop culture/current affairs, while online magazines and news articles influence pop culture. Laura is currently completing a monograph for Edinburgh University Press entitled Reclaiming Female Authorship in Contemporary UK Television Comedy.Finally, this article will provide a close analysis of three memes to explore the multifarious nature of humour before giving a summary and critique of the findings. For frustrated millennials and teens, OK boomer is an emotionally valid response to boomer condescension, but to frustrated baby boomers, it sounds insolent and disrespectful: You say, “OK boomer,” and I hear, “your entire generation has irrevocably destroyed human civilization. Members of Generation Z, born roughly between 1996 and 2015, are portrayed as addicted to their phones, “ intolerant” of their elders, and stuck in a “ different world” thanks to the internet.