We’re off to a rough start. “Like if you love minions” is one of Facebook’s more populous Minion meme fan pages, and, as such, faces the challenges of any 300,000-plus online community.

Minions have been an inescapable force over the last decade, and their bubbly, gibberish ways are here to stay with this meme. In The Know by Yahoo is now available on Apple News — follow us here!

The crucified Minion meme has gone through cycles over the years and saw a resurgence in May 2024. In January 2019, X user @Shi*postBot5000 added the photo of the burning Minion on the cross to a ...

The popularity of the crucified Minion videos echoes that of the AI-generated “shrimp Jesus” meme, an unsettling amalgam of Jesus Christ and a crustacean that briefly went viral on Facebook ...

The first known instance of this meme can be traced back to TikTok pastor @pastorjoshpan, who posted a video in May featuring the crucified Minion along with a message about Jesus Christ.

Minion memes have been used to oppose vaccination for children, express poorly conceived puns, and remind people not to take the lord's name in vain. The meme is so despised that the subreddit r ...

Minions: The Rise of Gru made more than $125M thanks to Gen Z's Twitter and TikTok posts that turned the monie into a meme.

The popularity of the crucified Minion videos echoes that of the AI-generated “shrimp Jesus” meme, an unsettling amalgam of Jesus Christ and a crustacean that briefly went viral on Facebook ...