Are You A 'Jittleyang' Or 'Fuhuhluhtoogan'?

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

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April 26, 2024

Fiona Harvey Is Martha Theories refers to fan theories and speculation that the real inspiration behind the character "Martha" in the 2024 Netflix show Baby Reindeer is a woman named Fiona Harvey. Created by comedian Richard Gadd, Baby Reindeer is based on a true story and follows "Donny" as he is stalked and catfished by a woman "Martha." In April 2024 following the release of the series, numerous internet users attempted to find Martha's real identity, which is not disclosed in the show, with many asserting that she is actually a person named Fiona Harvey. Although unconfirmed, speculation of Harvey purportedly being the inspiration for Martha sparked widespread discourse on social media alongside Baby Reindeer's virality online.

Fallenchungus is a webcomic artist known for their MS Paint cartoons depicting exaggerated interactions between characters which often pertaining to a current discourse. First achieving major popularity on X / Twitter in November 2023, Fallenchungus cartoons have since spawned Look Man He Helped Me Through a Very Tough Time and Bro Visited His Friend meme formats.

Raccoon Dancing in a Circle, also known as Raccoon Dancing to "Pedro" or Pedro Pedro Pedro Raccoon GIF, refers to a viral video of a baby raccoon dancing and spinning within a circle-format video, most often to the EDM remix of the song "Pedro" by Raffaella Carrà. In the video, the raccoon is being rotated along the edge of the frame as he bobs up and down, appearing to wave his hand or paw in the air. Originally posted in September 2023, the clip achieved virality on TikTok in late March 2024, also spreading to YouTube and Instagram. The meme notably shares similarities to CatJAM.

Jittleyang, also written Jikkuhlang, and Fuhuhluhtoogan, also written Fuhuhlatoogan, are Baltimore slang terms from the Maryland city that originally went viral in the Baltimore Accent Rap Song, aka "City Girls" by Bippleyipsnipp. Bippleyipsnipp, real name Richard Webster, is a Baltimore barber and rapper who popularized the terms starting in 2021. After his song went viral in 2023 and earned meme attention on Instagram and TikTok, usage of his slang terms continued into 2024, predominantly going viral via the question, "Are you a jittleyang or a fuhuhluhtoogan?" spreading on TikTok.

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Upcoming Meme-a-versaries

Here are this week's birthday memes celebrating their anniversaries from the storied halls of meme and internet history:

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