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Calculated Shard: 107 (from laksa119)

2. Crawled Status Check

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa107.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.vogue.com/article/best-memes-of-2021-so-far\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.vogue.com/article/best-memes-of-2021-so-far\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/best-memes-of-2021-so-far","crawl_time":1775917007,"first_indexed_time":1635794828,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,vogue!www,\/article\/best-memes-of-2021-so-far s443","src_root_hash":"10319582172195527707","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"The Very Best Memes of 2021 (So Far) | Vogue","meta_descriptions":["It’s been a long and often difficult year. One of the few constant sources of joy? 2021’s standout memes."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"November 29, 2021\nPhoto: Getty Images\nIt’s been a long and often difficult year, marked by\nvaccine joy\n,\nvaccine envy,\nvaccine anxiety\n, and pretty much everything else vaccine related. One of the few constant sources of joy have been the year’s standout memes; in an uncertain world, thank God for the internet for always, always delivering. Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far):\nShocked Oprah\nThe\nmaster interviewer’s\nappalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners.\nThe retro luxury of\nHouse of Gucci\nThe first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’\naprès ski\npics.\nKim Kardashian at the Met gala\nOne of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event.\nThe Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze\nDuring his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone\/something\/anything.\nHarry Styles’s\nDazed\nshoot\nStyles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans.\nLeonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos\nIn which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement.\nPutting the COVID-19 vaccine in context\nIn response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed.\nCheck on Jake Gyllenhaal\nThe release of\nRed (Taylor’s Version)\nled to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.”\nFor the better, right?\nThis meme, based on a\nconversation\nbetween Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in\nStar Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones\n, has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. Instant comedy!\nNoodle the pug’s no-bones days\nThis meme was sparked by a TikTok of a 13-year-old pug named Noodle, who either wakes up on a “bone” day (when he can stand up and live his life accordingly) or a “no-bones” days (when he just flops around and does nothing). Who can relate?\nThe stuck Suez Canal boat\nIn March, a cargo ship called the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, preventing other ships from getting by...and creating endless memes in the process. Why did we identify so much with an\nenormous, unmoving boat\n? Who can say?\nSea-shanty TikTok\nTo condense this explanation as much as I can, basically people started singing 1800s-era sea shanties on TikTok. Some loved it, some\nprayed for it to end\n, but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence.\nBernie Sanders’s mittens\nIn January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a\nVermont teacher,\nand proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s.\nThe\nFrench Dispatch\ncast at Cannes\nWes Anderson’s latest film,\nThe French Dispatch\n, recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is\ntotally\nTikTok, right?\nBean dad\nBuckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. Not everything needs to be a teachable moment.\nEmma Specter\nis the Culture Writer at\nVogue\n, where she covers film, TV, books, politics, news, and (almost) anything queer. She has previously worked at\nGarage\nand LAist and has freelanced for outlets including The Hairpin,\nBon Appetit\n,\nthem\n,\nThe Hollywood Reporter\n, and more. Her first book,\nMore Please: On\n...\nRead More\nMichelle Ruiz\nis a Vogue.com contributing editor who played Gloria Steinem in the seventh grade play. ...\nRead More","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/best-memes-of-2021-so-far#main-content)\n\n[Your All-Access Pass to Vogue](https:\/\/vogue.smart.link\/84hdiudhc)\n\n[DOWNLOAD NOW](https:\/\/vogue.smart.link\/84hdiudhc)\n\nMenu\n\n[FASHION](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/fashion)\n\n[RUNWAY](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/fashion-shows)\n\n[SHOPPING](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/shopping)\n\n[BEAUTY](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/beauty)\n\n[CULTURE](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/culture)\n\n[LIVING](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/living)\n\n[VOGUE BUSINESS](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/business)\n\n[TEEN VOGUE](https:\/\/www.teenvogue.com\/)\n\n[FASHION](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/fashion)\n\n[Celebrity Style](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/fashion\/celebrity-style)[Street 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Robe Fashion Human and Person](https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/61a4e9580415a6d8c69eb202\/master\/w_2560%2Cc_limit\/GettyImages-1340149836.jpg)\n\nPhoto: Getty Images\n\nSave this story\n\nSave this story\n\nIt’s been a long and often difficult year, marked by [vaccine joy](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/coronavirus-vaccine-after-11-months-of-tragedy-and-fear-shedding-tears-of-joy), [vaccine envy,](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/why-we-cant-let-vaccine-envy-run-away-with-us) [vaccine anxiety](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/covid-anxiety-parents-unvaccinated-kids), and pretty much everything else vaccine related. One of the few constant sources of joy have been the year’s standout memes; in an uncertain world, thank God for the internet for always, always delivering. Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far):\n\n## Shocked Oprah\nThe [master interviewer’s](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/oprah-meghan-markle-prince-harry-interview-masterclass) appalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners.\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n## The retro luxury of *House of Gucci*\nThe first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’ *après ski* pics.\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n## Kim Kardashian at the Met gala\nOne of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event.\n\n#### X content\n\n## The Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze\nDuring his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone\/something\/anything.\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n## Harry Styles’s *Dazed* shoot\nStyles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans.\n\n#### X content\n\n## Leonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos\nIn which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement.\n\n#### X content\n## Putting the COVID-19 vaccine in context\nIn response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed.\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n\n## Check on Jake Gyllenhaal\nThe release of *Red (Taylor’s Version)* led to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.”\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n#### X content\n\n## For the better, right?\nThis meme, based on a [conversation](https:\/\/knowyourmeme.com\/memes\/for-the-better-right) between Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in *Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones*, has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. Instant comedy\\!\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n## Noodle the pug’s no-bones days\nThis meme was sparked by a TikTok of a 13-year-old pug named Noodle, who either wakes up on a “bone” day (when he can stand up and live his life accordingly) or a “no-bones” days (when he just flops around and does nothing). Who can relate?\n\n#### TikTok content\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n## The stuck Suez Canal boat\nIn March, a cargo ship called the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, preventing other ships from getting by...and creating endless memes in the process. Why did we identify so much with an [enormous, unmoving boat](https:\/\/www.teenvogue.com\/story\/suez-canal-ship-memes)? Who can say?\n\n#### X content\n\n#### X content\n## Sea-shanty TikTok\nTo condense this explanation as much as I can, basically people started singing 1800s-era sea shanties on TikTok. Some loved it, some [prayed for it to end](https:\/\/www.vox.com\/the-goods\/2021\/1\/19\/22233525\/sea-shanty-tiktok-wellerman-song), but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence.\n\n#### TikTok content\n#### TikTok content\n## Bernie Sanders’s mittens\nIn January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a [Vermont teacher,](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/bernie-sanders-vermont-mittens-teacher-burton-jacket-repeat-outfit) and proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s.\n\n#### X content\n\n## The *French Dispatch* cast at Cannes\nWes Anderson’s latest film, *The French Dispatch*, recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is *totally* TikTok, right?\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n#### X content\n\n## Bean dad\nBuckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. Not everything needs to be a teachable moment.\n\n#### X content\n#### X content\n#### X content\n\n[![](https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/64b84e75395709dba3d829c3\/1:1\/w_90%2Cc_limit\/Screen%2520Shot%25202023-07-19%2520at%25204.55.37%2520PM.png)](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/contributor\/emma-specter)\n\n[Emma Specter](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/contributor\/emma-specter) is the Culture Writer at *Vogue*, where she covers film, TV, books, politics, news, and (almost) anything queer. She has previously worked at *Garage* and LAist and has freelanced for outlets including The Hairpin, *Bon Appetit*, *them*, *The Hollywood Reporter*, and more. Her first book, *More Please: On* ... [Read More](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/contributor\/emma-specter)\n\n[![](https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/58584b45a6984b8c49fabbb0\/1:1\/w_90%2Cc_limit\/michelle-ruiz.jpg)](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/contributor\/michelle-ruiz)\n\n[Michelle Ruiz](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/contributor\/michelle-ruiz) is a Vogue.com contributing editor who played Gloria Steinem in the seventh grade play. ... 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Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far):\n\n## Shocked Oprah\nThe [master interviewer’s](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/oprah-meghan-markle-prince-harry-interview-masterclass) appalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners.\n\n## The retro luxury of *House of Gucci*\nThe first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’ *après ski* pics.\n\n## Kim Kardashian at the Met gala\nOne of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event.\n\n## The Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze\nDuring his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone\/something\/anything.\n\n## Harry Styles’s *Dazed* shoot\nStyles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans.\n\n## Leonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos\nIn which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement.\n\n## Putting the COVID-19 vaccine in context\nIn response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed.\n\n## Check on Jake Gyllenhaal\nThe release of *Red (Taylor’s Version)* led to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.”\n\n## For the better, right?\nThis meme, based on a [conversation](https:\/\/knowyourmeme.com\/memes\/for-the-better-right) between Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in *Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones*, has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. 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Some loved it, some [prayed for it to end](https:\/\/www.vox.com\/the-goods\/2021\/1\/19\/22233525\/sea-shanty-tiktok-wellerman-song), but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence.\n\n## Bernie Sanders’s mittens\nIn January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a [Vermont teacher,](https:\/\/www.vogue.com\/article\/bernie-sanders-vermont-mittens-teacher-burton-jacket-repeat-outfit) and proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s.\n\n## The *French Dispatch* cast at Cannes\nWes Anderson’s latest film, *The French Dispatch*, recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is *totally* TikTok, right?\n\n## Bean dad\nBuckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. 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Boilerpipe Text	November 29, 2021 Photo: Getty Images It’s been a long and often difficult year, marked by vaccine joy , vaccine envy, vaccine anxiety , and pretty much everything else vaccine related. One of the few constant sources of joy have been the year’s standout memes; in an uncertain world, thank God for the internet for always, always delivering. Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far): Shocked Oprah The master interviewer’s appalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners. The retro luxury of House of Gucci The first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’ après ski pics. Kim Kardashian at the Met gala One of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event. The Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze During his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone/something/anything. Harry Styles’s Dazed shoot Styles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans. Leonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos In which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement. Putting the COVID-19 vaccine in context In response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed. Check on Jake Gyllenhaal The release of Red (Taylor’s Version) led to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.” For the better, right? This meme, based on a conversation between Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones , has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. Instant comedy! Noodle the pug’s no-bones days This meme was sparked by a TikTok of a 13-year-old pug named Noodle, who either wakes up on a “bone” day (when he can stand up and live his life accordingly) or a “no-bones” days (when he just flops around and does nothing). Who can relate? The stuck Suez Canal boat In March, a cargo ship called the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, preventing other ships from getting by...and creating endless memes in the process. Why did we identify so much with an enormous, unmoving boat ? Who can say? Sea-shanty TikTok To condense this explanation as much as I can, basically people started singing 1800s-era sea shanties on TikTok. Some loved it, some prayed for it to end , but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence. Bernie Sanders’s mittens In January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a Vermont teacher, and proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s. The French Dispatch cast at Cannes Wes Anderson’s latest film, The French Dispatch , recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is totally TikTok, right? Bean dad Buckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. Not everything needs to be a teachable moment. Emma Specter is the Culture Writer at Vogue , where she covers film, TV, books, politics, news, and (almost) anything queer. She has previously worked at Garage and LAist and has freelanced for outlets including The Hairpin, Bon Appetit , them , The Hollywood Reporter , and more. Her first book, More Please: On ... Read More Michelle Ruiz is a Vogue.com contributing editor who played Gloria Steinem in the seventh grade play. ... Read More
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One of the few constant sources of joy have been the year’s standout memes; in an uncertain world, thank God for the internet for always, always delivering. Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far): ## Shocked Oprah The [master interviewer’s](https://www.vogue.com/article/oprah-meghan-markle-prince-harry-interview-masterclass) appalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners. #### X content #### X content ## The retro luxury of House of Gucci The first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’ après ski pics. #### X content #### X content ## Kim Kardashian at the Met gala One of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event. #### X content ## The Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze During his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone/something/anything. #### X content #### X content ## Harry Styles’s Dazed shoot Styles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans. #### X content ## Leonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos In which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement. #### X content ## Putting the COVID-19 vaccine in context In response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed. #### X content #### X content ## Check on Jake Gyllenhaal The release of Red (Taylor’s Version) led to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.” #### X content #### X content #### X content ## For the better, right? This meme, based on a [conversation](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/for-the-better-right) between Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. Instant comedy\! #### X content #### X content ## Noodle the pug’s no-bones days This meme was sparked by a TikTok of a 13-year-old pug named Noodle, who either wakes up on a “bone” day (when he can stand up and live his life accordingly) or a “no-bones” days (when he just flops around and does nothing). Who can relate? #### TikTok content #### X content #### X content ## The stuck Suez Canal boat In March, a cargo ship called the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, preventing other ships from getting by...and creating endless memes in the process. Why did we identify so much with an [enormous, unmoving boat](https://www.teenvogue.com/story/suez-canal-ship-memes)? Who can say? #### X content #### X content ## Sea-shanty TikTok To condense this explanation as much as I can, basically people started singing 1800s-era sea shanties on TikTok. Some loved it, some [prayed for it to end](https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2021/1/19/22233525/sea-shanty-tiktok-wellerman-song), but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence. #### TikTok content #### TikTok content ## Bernie Sanders’s mittens In January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a [Vermont teacher,](https://www.vogue.com/article/bernie-sanders-vermont-mittens-teacher-burton-jacket-repeat-outfit) and proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s. #### X content ## The French Dispatch cast at Cannes Wes Anderson’s latest film, The French Dispatch, recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is totally TikTok, right? #### X content #### X content #### X content ## Bean dad Buckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. 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Readable Markdown	November 29, 2021 ![Image may contain Clothing Apparel Evening Dress Gown Robe Fashion Human and Person](https://assets.vogue.com/photos/61a4e9580415a6d8c69eb202/master/w_2560%2Cc_limit/GettyImages-1340149836.jpg) Photo: Getty Images It’s been a long and often difficult year, marked by [vaccine joy](https://www.vogue.com/article/coronavirus-vaccine-after-11-months-of-tragedy-and-fear-shedding-tears-of-joy), [vaccine envy,](https://www.vogue.com/article/why-we-cant-let-vaccine-envy-run-away-with-us) [vaccine anxiety](https://www.vogue.com/article/covid-anxiety-parents-unvaccinated-kids), and pretty much everything else vaccine related. One of the few constant sources of joy have been the year’s standout memes; in an uncertain world, thank God for the internet for always, always delivering. Below, take a look at the best memes of 2021 (so far): ## Shocked Oprah The [master interviewer’s](https://www.vogue.com/article/oprah-meghan-markle-prince-harry-interview-masterclass) appalled reactions to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s struggles with the royal family became applicable to all of us commoners. ## The retro luxury of House of Gucci The first glimpse at Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in their ’80s-snow-bunny best reminded too many children of the ’80s of their own parents’ après ski pics. ## Kim Kardashian at the Met gala One of the world’s most visible women occupying negative space was the most memed look at an always meme-able event. ## The Weeknd’s Super Bowl maze During his halftime set, The Weeknd capably captured what it’s like to frantically search for someone/something/anything. ## Harry Styles’s Dazed shoot Styles’s latest spread sparked the endless imagination of his fans. ## Leonardo DiCaprio’s close encounter with Jeff Bezos In which Bezos’s girlfriend seemed rather taken with Jack Dawson, much to the Internet’s amusement. ## Putting the COVID-19 vaccine in context In response to initial vaccine hesitancy, Twitter users helpfully pointed out the decidedly mysterious ingredients people have willingly consumed. ## Check on Jake Gyllenhaal The release of Red (Taylor’s Version) led to widespread faux concern for Gyllenhaal, who inspired sweet-revenge songs like “All Too Well.” ## For the better, right? This meme, based on a [conversation](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/for-the-better-right) between Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, has been turned into a joke format in which the first person says something, the second person gives a hopeful answer, the first person gazes in meaningful silence, and then the second person nervously follows up. Instant comedy\! ## Noodle the pug’s no-bones days This meme was sparked by a TikTok of a 13-year-old pug named Noodle, who either wakes up on a “bone” day (when he can stand up and live his life accordingly) or a “no-bones” days (when he just flops around and does nothing). Who can relate? ## The stuck Suez Canal boat In March, a cargo ship called the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, preventing other ships from getting by...and creating endless memes in the process. Why did we identify so much with an [enormous, unmoving boat](https://www.teenvogue.com/story/suez-canal-ship-memes)? Who can say? ## Sea-shanty TikTok To condense this explanation as much as I can, basically people started singing 1800s-era sea shanties on TikTok. Some loved it, some [prayed for it to end](https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2021/1/19/22233525/sea-shanty-tiktok-wellerman-song), but good luck ultimately getting any of those shanties out of your head, where they’re likely to have taken up permanent residence. ## Bernie Sanders’s mittens In January, a photo of the U.S. senator and onetime presidential candidate all bundled up in a coat, mask, and mittens at President Joe Biden’s inauguration went inexplicably viral. The mittens he wore had been made for him by a [Vermont teacher,](https://www.vogue.com/article/bernie-sanders-vermont-mittens-teacher-burton-jacket-repeat-outfit) and proved that you can still be meme-able well into your 80s. ## The French Dispatch cast at Cannes Wes Anderson’s latest film, The French Dispatch, recently hit theaters, but it was preceded by a photograph of Anderson and his cast—which includes Timothée Chalamet, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray—at Cannes, onto which enterprising social-media users projected various entities. Chalamet is totally TikTok, right? ## Bean dad Buckle up, because this one has my vote for weirdest meme of the year. In January, podcaster John Roderick posted a long Twitter thread about refusing to let his young daughter eat beans unless she could figure out how to open the can herself, which...instantly became a meme? Parents, help your kids open their bean cans, please. Not everything needs to be a teachable moment. [![](https://assets.vogue.com/photos/64b84e75395709dba3d829c3/1:1/w_90%2Cc_limit/Screen%2520Shot%25202023-07-19%2520at%25204.55.37%2520PM.png)](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/emma-specter) [Emma Specter](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/emma-specter) is the Culture Writer at Vogue, where she covers film, TV, books, politics, news, and (almost) anything queer. She has previously worked at Garage and LAist and has freelanced for outlets including The Hairpin, Bon Appetit, them, The Hollywood Reporter, and more. Her first book, More Please: On ... [Read More](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/emma-specter) [![](https://assets.vogue.com/photos/58584b45a6984b8c49fabbb0/1:1/w_90%2Cc_limit/michelle-ruiz.jpg)](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/michelle-ruiz) [Michelle Ruiz](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/michelle-ruiz) is a Vogue.com contributing editor who played Gloria Steinem in the seventh grade play. ... [Read More](https://www.vogue.com/contributor/michelle-ruiz)
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