Raps, Rhymes And A Nonsense Conspiracy Theory

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Know Your Meme Team
May 12, 2025

The Weekly Meme Roundup: If You See Me Out In Quahog, Zendaya Hat Theory, F Students Are Inventors And More

This week, Peter Griffin gave us an emotional vocal performance, Zendaya's big hat inspired creepy theories, the new pope became a meme and more.

If You See Me Out In Quahog or Nope You’re Too Late I’m Already Dad is a parody of the song "Nope Your Too Late I Already Died" by Wifiskeleton sung in the voices of famous cartoon dads, namely Peter Griffin from Family Guy, Bob Belcher from Bob's Burgers, Homer Simpson from The Simpsons and Stan Smith from American Dad. The parody, which features the lyrics, "If you see me out in Quahog, say hi," was created and posted by Rex Lengyel (@rexboxlive) in early May 2025 and went viral on TikTok that month. Coincidentally, as the song went viral, reports that Wifiskeleton had suddenly died were posted online.

The Zendaya Theory or Zendaya Big Hat Theory refers to a series of parody creepypasta memes that share scary theories related to an image of actress Zendaya wearing a big black hat to the 2014 Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party. The memes were started by TikToker @thesnakesbloxx at the beginning of May 2025 and garnered viral spread over the following days. The theory is meant to be vague and absurd, with no actual theory being linked to the big hat image. In one video by @thesnakesbloxx, they share an image of a Google Doc with a partial theory about the hat being enchanted.

Rhymes With Grug, also known as It Rhymes With Grug, refers to a phrasal template about The Croods character Grug Crood and one of his quotes from the 2013 animated film in which he invents many things and says that their names rhyme with Grug. In mid-2025, Grug memes spread en masse on TikTok, centering on memes that falsely claimed events, inventions and other words rhymed with Grug. The obvious contradiction carried the punchline. The snowclone typically used is "I call it X, rhymes with Grug" or "I call it X (it rhymes with Grug)." The meme spread during a rise in The Croods content in 2025, including The Croods Running meme. Both trends used the same TikTok sound, which was the main theme of the movie.

Decades after a lucrative child acting career and 10 years after becoming the face of internet neckbeardism and tipping fedoras, Messing is fighting his toughest battle yet.

Upcoming Meme-a-versaries

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

The Latest Videos

TikTokers Are Using "The Croods" In Memes That Rhyme With Grug

Recently, TikTokers have rediscovered the movie "The Croods," and have been posting memes about the motivating music the family hunts their breakfast to, as well as about other, mostly horrible, things that "rhyme with Grug" (they don't actually rhyme with "Grug").

Know Your Meme: Crushed Chromebooks and Bella Ramsey Has a Face

This week, the internet feels like it’s running on zero sleep and a Chromebook held together by spite. Students are testing school laptops like they’re MythBusters, Bella Ramsey’s face has become ground zero for memetic debate, and James Charles is losing followers faster than AI is losing its grasp on what The Rock looks like. Meanwhile, Twitch streamer Asmongold is battling a crumbling ceiling and probably a raccoon in his attic. TikTok’s latest creepycore meme has people asking if Zendaya's hat hides a deeper truth. It’s messy, it’s cursed, and it’s very, very online.

TikToker Pranks His Mom, Producing Viral "Roaches In The Cereal" Meme

Munchie likes pranking his mom - probably because her reactions are so over the top, they can easily be meme'd. She really didn't seem to like it when he said that growing up, there were roaches in the cereal.