"Lightning Volcano Photo Op" is an exploitable image macro of two men posing for a picture, seemingly unaware that lightning is striking an erupting volcano in the background. Since 2017, the format is used to show the way people will ignore larger and more important matters to focus on smaller and more personal matters.

It's yet another example of the site's bizarre behavior towards WMAF couples and Asian women.

Starting from a fake Facebook profile in May 2020, this iconic catchphrase has spread across Instagram, Twitter, and iFunny. Noel Wright doesn't exist in real life, but the man in the profile pic does, whose real name is Mark Marlow.

Scorpion And Frog refers to the classic fable of the Scorpion and the Frog in which a scorpion asks a frog for help crossing a river. The frog is hesitant until the Scorpion assures him that they have Mutual Assured Destruction should he act. The meme intersects with the ending of the story, in which the scorpion acts and they both perish.

Worthikids is the handle of animator and musician Ian Worthington. He has made music and animation online since the early 2010s, but gained enormous popularity in the late 2010s and early 2020s, especially with his original animated web series Bigtop Burger.