Ozzy Would Want You To See These Memes

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Know Your Meme Team
July 28, 2025

This week, Pedro Pascal's alleged method for dealing with anxiety raised eyebrows, Ozzy Osbourne was reincarnated as Trisha Paytas' baby and the "Ok Garmin" meme took over TikTok.

Ozzy Osbourne Reincarnated as Trisha Paytas' Baby Aquaman refers to a series of memes claiming that Black Sabbath frontman and heavy metal singer Ozzy Osbourne was reincarnated as influencer and podcaster Trisha Paytas' third child, her son named Aquaman. The memes began on July 22nd, 2025, when reports that Trisha Paytas gave birth to her son coincided with reports that Ozzy Osbourne died at age 76. The memes are a continuation of other memes about Trisha Paytas' babies being reincarnated as notable figures, including Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles and Pope Francis. Notably, Paytas had her baby on July 12th, 2025, while Ozzy reportedly died on July 22nd, 2025.

Evelyn Smith Smiling or Evelynsmithhhhh Stare, also known as Brunette Girl Smiling, is a series of image macro and caption memes based on a photo of VSCO girl evelynsmithhhhh (Evelyn Smith) staring into the camera and smiling at a restaurant. The photo is often attached to captions using the "How X looks at me when Y" phrasal template, using Smith to represent a tempting distraction, including the viral examples, "How my car keys look when I drink three whiskeys" and "How the next episode looks at me when it's 2am." The photo was uploaded to Smith's VSCO page in August 2023 and started spreading online in April 2025, becoming the subject of a viral Beautiful Mid meme that month.

Pedro Pascal's Anxiety Touching, also known as Pedro Pascal "Anxiety" Memes, refers to a series of memes and internet jokes about actor Pedro Pascal's rumored "social anxiety," which purportedly causes him to hold hands with women to calm down. The report came out amid the filming of the 2025 Fantastic Four film, when clips of him holding hands with and being handsy with co-star Vanessa Kirby surfaced on social media. As more clips surfaced of Pascal touching her and the two seemingly flirting, memes surfaced en masse on Twitter / X and TikTok, among other sites, which parodied Pascal's "anxiety" reasoning for touching Kirby, a woman with a fiancé. Some joked that Pascal was groping women because of his anxiety, which created a humorous contradiction. The virality also led to some attempting to use the excuse as a strategy to physically interact with women.

The video of a young boy losing it over his laggy video game entered the meme hall-of-fame in 2006, but Slikk / Norman Kochanowski's redemption arc after the fallout is one for the history books.

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

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