What do all the cave diving memes mean?
If your various social media feeds are full of videos of upside down shoes and boots in different locations, you're witnessing "cave diving" memes. While "cave diving" actually refers to underwater cave exploration, the memes are not about that: Younger people are making jokes about the way cave explorers will wedge themselves into tiny crevices until all anyone can see are the bottoms of their boots. Here's a real life example:
How a cave diver checks their oil:
A cave diver going through a door:
A cave diver notices a crack in the wall:
A cave diver at the Sydney Opera House:
The meme spread because it's easy to do, and it's funny, but it's partly based on a photo taken of the boots of John Edward Jones, who wriggled into a tiny crack in Nutty Putty Cave in 2009 and could not wriggle back out. Despite the efforts of hundreds of rescuers, Jones was so firmly wedged in the tiny fissure, nothing could be done to free him. He died 28 hours later while his would-be rescuers looked on helplessly. Way less funny than the memes.
What is "high meat?"
Do not follow the recipe below:
Fermented meat seems like a way of making an already extreme diet even more hardcore. Burly carnivore dudes eating rotten meat remind me of those hippies for whom veganism isn't enough, so they become raw food vegans or fruitarians. I almost hate to break it to the hardest-of-the-hardcore cavemen out there, but a ton of people eat raw, fermented meat all the time: pepperoni and salami are made of fermented, raw meat, and so are a bunch of other common foods. They're made by professionals using time-tested methods so they (usually) don't give you food poisoning, and they don't get you high, but still: raw fermented meat, right in my sandwich.
What does “get it twisted” mean?
"Get it twisted" is a, well, twist on the older phrase, "don't get it twisted." When someone says "don't get it twisted," it's a promise that what is to follow will be the unvarnished truth. When someone says "get it twisted," they're going to tell you lies. It started in the online gambling community, where a couple of well-known streamers overused the phrase "don't get it twisted" leading to remixes where a speech like this:
became this:
Last month I covered the internet making funny memes about "Jerkmate Ranked," an imaginary competitive video game based on the pornographic media platform. This week, in a case of life imitating memes, Jerkmate actually released a game. "Jerkmate Ranked: The Game" doesn't create a leaderboard based on the amount of time one spends on the site though. It's a "clicker" game where the users click the screen to make a robot enjoy itself. The more clicks, the higher you climb on the leaderboard. I try not to judge, but maybe there's something else people could be doing?
What is the "my emergency contact" trend?
Here are a couple examples:
Viral videos of the week: the heroic angler fish and Wiwiwi kitten
First up, the sad tale of the heroic angler fish. Last week, scientists off the coast of Spain filmed a black seadevil fish, aka humpbacked angler, for the first time ever. They usually stay hundreds of meters below sea level, but this one, for reasons unknown, swam right up to the surface. Then it died, leading people to imagine an angler that only wanted to see the sun:
I mean, people got emotional over the fish:
Or pretended they were going to save it:
I'm gonna leave things on upbeat note though: This week's second viral video isn't emotionally wrenching at all. It's just a kitten being so cute that people all over the world are watching the little guy eat its little food and say "wi-wi-wi" and "oooh!" Adorable.
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