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Former U.S. President Donald Trump, well-known for his unconventional approach to public communication, unintentionally sparked widespread concern and internet buzz during a presidential briefing about COVID‑19 on April 24, 2020. He had been discussing potential treatments for the virus when he reportedly speculated whether disinfectants or ultraviolet light could be used to “purge” the infection inside patients. He had asked on camera, “Maybe you can, maybe you can’t,” adding that he was “like a person who has a good you‑know‑what,” while gesturing toward his head. Observers immediately reported that the comment sounded like he was seriously suggesting injecting disinfectant or using light inside the body. Journalists covering the briefing said that his remarks caused alarm among health experts, who hurried to clarify that such methods were dangerous and unsupported by medical evidence. According to subsequent media coverage, many outlets reported that “the suggestion had triggered confusion and mockery online,” with comedians and commentators using the moment to lampoon misinformation during the pandemic. The incident became symbolic of the era’s chaotic public messaging—an official figure appearing to endorse unverified and risky health interventions, and the internet’s rapid response through memes and satire.

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Javier Alatorre, a well-known journalist from the Mexican television network TV Azteca, became an unexpected internet sensation during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. While delivering a live public health segment meant to inform and reassure viewers, he had been listing hygiene recommendations aimed at preventing the spread of the virus. With a serious tone and full journalistic intent, he advised people to "wash their hands with water and ham."Those watching at home immediately caught the slip—he had meant to say “soap” (jabón), but mistakenly said “jamón,” the Spanish word for “ham.” The humorous error did not go unnoticed. Viewers quickly took to social media, reporting the incident and turning the clip into a viral meme. They joked that Alatorre had suggested an entirely new culinary approach to sanitation. Javier Alatorre’s linguistic blunder became more than just a funny moment—it became symbolic of the surreal humor people used to cope with the stress of a global crisis. His phrase was repeated, remixed, and forever immortalized in meme culture as one of the most lighthearted mistakes of a very serious time.

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The film analyst said that this was a character from the movie "Grown Ups," a United States comedy starring Adam Sandler and other comedians. He explained that the film dealt with a group of childhood friends who reunited after many years, and that the character shown was part of the comedic situations that developed in the plot.
The critic described that this character wore thick glasses, a checkered shirt, and many golden chains, with a very flashy and extravagant style. He mentioned that the image included the text "Whateeeeeeee?" representing an expression of surprise and confusion when this character arrived at the house of one of the protagonist's daughters to go on a date.
The observer noted that this expression had become material for memes on social media platforms.

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Shane McMahon, son of WWE Chairman Vince McMahon and a prominent figure in professional wrestling, became the unwitting star of one of the most versatile meme formats of 2019. During the WWE Raw Reunion special on July 22, 2019, Shane had been attacking Roman Reigns alongside Drew McIntyre in what seemed like a dominant assault. He had been confidently celebrating his apparent victory, completely unaware of what was about to unfold behind him.But then, in classic WWE fashion, the arena lights suddenly went out and The Undertaker's iconic bell tolled through the darkness. When the lights returned, the legendary wrestler had appeared directly behind Shane McMahon like a supernatural force. The image captured Shane's carefree laughter in the foreground while The Undertaker stood threateningly behind him, creating the perfect visual symbol for approaching consequences. Internet users immediately recognized the meme potential, using Shane to represent cheerful ignorance or poor decisions, while The Undertaker symbolized the inevitable reality check waiting to strike. The format became wildly popular for depicting everything from financial irresponsibility to procrastination consequences.

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# The Katy Perry Mop Meme. My friend told me that I had to see the Katy Perry mop meme because they swore they had died laughing when they saw it.They explained that last year, Katy Perry had come to Mexico to promote her tour, and obviously they had invited her to "Venga la Alegría." But they said the hosts had gotten super intense and had put together a really bad musical that was pretty cringey. They mentioned that during one of those weird segments they do, poor Katy had ended up standing there, all elegant in her white outfit, but holding a red mop with a face that said "help, what am I doing here?"My friend described how Katy Perry had obviously been confused but had been a good sport about it. They said the "Venga la Alegría" hosts had been trying really hard but... well, you know how they are. And they pointed out that the Mexican internet, as always, doesn't forgive anything and had turned it into a meme instantly.They told me seriously that the face Katy Perry had made was exactly the same face we all make when we get thrown into some super random situation.

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David Cuéllar, a TV Azteca reporter, became the main character of one of Mexico’s most famous live TV fails that turned into countless memes and viral videos on social media.Back in 2009, David was doing a live report about flooding problems in Tlalnepantla, Estado de México. He had been telling viewers that the light post had been severely damaged by the heavy rains, while standing next to the flooded area. David had been warning the audience that the water levels were dangerous and people should avoid areas like that one.But then, while he was pointing at the broken infrastructure and explaining how dangerous the flooding was, David made a huge mistake he stepped backward without looking where he was going and he fell right into the exact hole he was reporting about. The guy literally fell straight into the nasty sewage water on live television!