Meme emerged before this year. This isn't the first-time users have been tasked with looking between certain letters on the keyboard to try and understand the joke, with Business Insider reporting ...

A new social media trend is urging users to "look between" certain letters on their keyboard. People are spelling out messages like "U," "WE," and "JK" in all sorts of different contexts. Not ...

The meme dates to 2021 and ties into anime, with users spelling out a character named Yui from the Japanese show “K-On!,” as the keys are next to one another. It hit the mainstream last week.

Soon, Keyboard Cat was a world-wide hit — around the globe, internet surfers could hardly boot up without Fatso’s stiff little arms banging away at the keys. Not that she was around to enjoy it.

The meme got its start in February, when O’Farrell saw the potential in Keyboard Cat, and asked Schmidt for permission to use the clip. O’Farrell did a quick mashup and slapped ads on his ...

Unlike a Nyan Cat scarf or a Keyboard Cat phone cover, Scribblenauts isn’t exactly promoting itself with memes. It’s a game known for incorporating virtually every item in existence: if you ...