We Can Go Gyatt For Gyatt, Or We Can Go Rizz for Rizz

The latest trending memes, internet news, meme anniversaries and more from Know Your Meme this week.

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June 14, 2024

We Can Go Gyatt for Gyatt, We Can Go Rizz for Rizz

We Can Go Gyatt for Gyatt, Fuck that We Can Go Rizz for Rizz refers to a brainrot remix of Central Cee's "Band4Band," featuring Lil Baby, that uses brian rot, slang overload terms like gyatt, rizz and Fanum tax, among others. The remix was posted to TikTok in mid-2024, leading to AI-generated memes that rotoscoped characters onto a clip posted by British TikToker @incogwhydee, using the AI video tool ViggleAI and AI voice tools like ElevenLabs. Some of the most viral iterations featured characters from SpongeBob SquarePants, Regular Show and Smiling Friends.

Killer Bean (Video Game)

Killer Bean is an upcoming third-person shooter roguelike video game based on the film of the same name which follows the story of anthropomorphic assassin coffee bean Killer Bean. Developed by the creator of Killer Bean animator Jeff Lew, the game is scheduled for an early access release in Summer 2024.

llddis "Broke Ass N***as" TikTok

The llddis "Broke Ass N***as" TikTok refers to a viral video posted by TikToker @llddis (aka llddiiss or Lilly Gaddis) in June 2024, in which she's seen wearing an apron, cooking and ranting about how everybody she knows is married to "broke ass n***as," saying, "Everybody I know who's married right now, they're married to broke ass n***as." llddis, a white woman, shocked many viewers with her casual use of the N-word as the clip garnered attention online in June 2024. The video also spread to Twitter / X where more memes and viral reactions ensued. llddis later deleted the video and posted a response in which she doubled down by harking on her First Amendment rights and opposing people who called her racist. Her TikTok account was later suspended. Lilly Gaddis was fired from her job at Rophe of the Carolinas soon after via a post on the company's Instagram account @ropheotc.

Graphics Are So Impressive These Days

Graphics Are So Impressive These Days refers to an exploitable four-frame image featuring a close-up of the eyes displayed in video games like Hellblade, Horizon and The Last of Us Part II. The image was posted on Twitter / X in early June 2024, with the fourth frame in the graphic comparison montage being replaced by ironic images featuring games with other types of graphics, some of them being more abstract or not ultra-realistic, to make fun of the examples in the image.

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