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83 Of The Funniest Pop Culture Posts You Can Pass Around For Instant Good Vibes
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We all have a favorite film or TV show, something that became a significant part of our lives. They are the ones that got us through some tough times, provided entertainment, and perhaps even helped spark up a romance.
So when you see these pop culture references on social media, whether through memes or posts, you will likely feel instant good vibes. Here are some examples, which we lifted from the Facebook page of internet personality Jarred Jermaine Gazarian.
If you enjoy pop culture content, you will likely get many of these references. Scroll through and, as always, don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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Upstaged75 13 hours ago
He's an awesome guy. He also takes the kids of fallen military parents to Disney every year.
Jarred Jermaine’s Facebook page has more than 2 million likes and 2 million followers. Many of his posts that drew traction are the pop culture posts you will find on this list.
So, what makes this type of content such a hit among people? Edge Digital managing director Jonathan Mason was kind enough to share his insights, based on more than 20 years of analyzing how social media attention, viral content, and online consumer behavior shape brand perception and engagement.
“Pop culture posts are appealing because they're instantly legible. You don't have to decode them or do much background thinking,” Mason told Bored Panda. “If it's a celebrity moment, a meme format, or a trending sound, most people already understand the reference or can pick it up in seconds by seeing it repeated across their feed.”
Mason adds that pop culture content has a strong social element that drives engagement through shared awareness. Not engaging in a conversation about a highly buzzed moment from a film or award show induces the dreaded FOMO.
“Liking, sharing, or even just viewing becomes a way of staying socially aligned,” Mason explained.
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Geoffrey Scott 1 hour ago
Evey one hating on Justine Bateman, she has character. She's REAL. Same with Ms Diaz
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 2 hours ago
The original Spaceballs is my lifelong favorite movie. I even managed to convince my family to name our family business after something from the movie. 20 years later and I don't think my mother or sister have ever realized that our business is named after a reference from a Mel Brooks movie XD (My dad was a huge Mel Brooks fan, which is why I loved Spaceballs.. my dad's favorite was Blazing Saddles.)
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astheshadowsfall 9 hours ago
America, whom I love, figure this s**t out. I am only one vote, but I will keep on using it.
In many ways, social media has made celebrities more accessible to regular, non-famous people. Viral posts that talk about them, for example, can shape the common person’s perception of them. As Mason explains, this is why many celebrities become memes and gain a different kind of recognition.
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“For celebrities, this leads to ‘meme identity, where one expression, quote, or clip starts to stand in for the whole person,” Mason said. “That can make public perception feel simplified or exaggerated because audiences are repeatedly exposed to the same fragment rather than the full picture.”
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The way pop culture content influences people’s perceptions of celebrities can leave many feeling misled. Mason says one way to prevent this is to recognize that most viral content is designed for reaction rather than understanding.
“One practical step is to trace content back to its origin when it matters,” he said. “If something feels significant or controversial, looking for the full interview, post, or event helps reset the context that may have been removed in reposts.”
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StrangeOne 5 hours ago
I just realized something. Wouldn't the giant tsunamis on Miller's planet cause a strong current tow? So if the crew was standing in that water, they wouldn't be standing there for long. They would get pulled towards the huge waves.
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TonjaLasagne 13 hours ago
It's this economy, man. And health care in the USA really s***s: you have to stay on the job FOREVER.
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Miriam Insidecor 13 hours ago
Harry was never going to fall for someone like Hermione. How do people not see that?
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Miriam Insidecor 13 hours ago
Did they have their eyes shut for the first 15 minutes of the film?!
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emlab kerba 8 hours ago
postiche, hair peice that fills out the pouf and you come your own hair over it. Or they can be kind of like hats, you pull your hair back except bangs and set it on top.
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Beak Hookage 10 hours ago (edited)
A sequel about what? The story's over, happy ending, etc. The real takeaway should be 'make other faithful adaptations of good, original novels'.
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Ice Cube and Chris Tucker's sons O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Destin Tucker creating the iconic scene from Friday
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A man went viral for photos showing him working dozens of different jobs earning jokes about being the “most employed person alive.”
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Beak Hookage 10 hours ago
I hate it when you're not around and I hate that you didn't call, but most of all I hate that I don't hate you. Not even a little bit. Not even at all.
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Upstaged75 14 hours ago
This is the 3rd time I've seen this post in the last 2 days. Someone at BP must really like it! 😂
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Spencers slave no more 11 hours ago
Anthony Starr was awesome in Outrageous Fortune, playing twins Jethro and Van West.
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Ralph Vanloton 8 hours ago
Best character ever since Jim Caviezel played 'The Count of Monte Cristo.'
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