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A comedian's dramatisation of being stalked, which became the most-watched thing of April 2024, produced a meme from the emails ('sent from my iPhone'), and then a real lawsuit when the internet identified the woman it was about. The record's entry for a show that ended in court.

A small green creature in a floating pram. Disney had withheld the toys to avoid spoilers, then released them, and the merchandise was the tombstone.

A 2010 disco-pop song by Breakbot that became the soundtrack for a specific remix format: a clip of someone being caught, arrested or otherwise ambushed, cut to the song and to Paul Bremer's 2003 line 'Ladies and gentlemen, we got him'. Widely used on YouTube in 2018 for FBI-raid jokes and ligma punchlines. The record's entry for a song that is now mostly a sound effect.

A grown man — usually a middle-aged actor or a murderous fictional character — called 'babygirl' by the internet with total sincerity, as the 2022–23 way of finding a man both attractive and pathetic. The record's entry for the pet name that crossed every line and became a category.

An AI-generated baby, rotoscoped onto an influencer's lip-dub, covering its mouth to suppress a laugh in a way no human face has ever moved. Adopted as a reaction GIF for the specific pleasure of watching someone else's mistake.

The child of famous parents with a career of their own, named as a category by a magazine cover in December 2022 and argued about for a year by the children, who mostly did not enjoy it. The record's entry for the surname as a discourse.

Generated babies in headphones, hosting a podcast about their day — the nap, the bottle, the betrayal of the dummy — with adult voices. A subgenre of the AI-vlog spring, and the one most likely to be sent to new parents.

A lyric from What You Is by YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Mellow Rackz, released 9 September 2025, which Wikipedia lists among internet memes introduced in 2026. The record treats it as a viral lyric and audio of that year and does not invent the details of the trend.