What was the first meme?
Was it "can haz cheezburger?"
>>724027591
The Gadsden Flag was the first meme. Thank Ben Franklin.
Was it dancing baby?
>>724027591
The first meme was probably some t-rex shaking it's head about with it's prey in it's mouth until it's guts flipped on it's head then pranced around making the other t-rex uncomfortable.
>>724027706
Yes. It was this
>>724027706
Killroy/Chad was well before dancing baby.
Can't remember if the super S was before that.
It happened in WWII
Was it emoticon?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilroy_was_here
Deez nutz
What about good old smiley face?
>>724027591
Was it Rubik's Cube?
>>724027751
Kilroy is super old. This one is the oldest.
Maybe the first meme was the idea of "memes".
>>724027708
Kek.
Maybe the first meme was something older: black stereotypes
>>724027591
Or something older still?
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I was the first meme
>>724028073
might as well have a recurring thing like a meme before it was defined as a meme
therefore, making the meme older than the actual definition of meme.
>>724027803
Got em
>>724027591
So if meme is a "media gene" (something that evolves over generations while being propagated thru media), then religion is probably the first meme
>>724027803
What about "muh dick"?
>>724028073
>>724028516
>memeception
>>724027591
The term "meme" was coined in a 1976 book by Richard Dawkins, popularizing gene-centered evolution.
So.....you're all wrong?
>>724027591
Language was the first meme.
>>724029644
that's like saying the first dinosaur lived when someone made up the word dinosaur
Preeeeeetty sure it was hole guy or milhouse.