Thanks to fans of Spongebob, Mr. Krabs, Patrick, Squidward, Sandy and Plankton, Spongebob Squarepants has become ubiquitous. You can’t seem to log onto social media without coming across some ...

Curious about the SpongeBob SquarePants-inspired ‘I Call Patrick Subaru’ meme trend on TikTok? This bizarre meme has taken over social media, leaving many users confused about why Patrick Star is ...

It’s official. Nickelodeon’s new SpongeBob SquarePants meme figures are the greatest toys ever made. Or, if you prefer, SpoNgEboB MEme FigUReS ArE tHe GrEaTeSt ToYs EvEr MaDe. Want more like this? Get ...

Beginning this week, fans can meme themselves as SpongeBob Squarepants on Snapchat, thanks to a series of new filters that allow users to place themselves inside of some of the most famous internet ...

Are you ready, kids? Because I don’t think my gut is after how much I’ve been laughing the last few days. The Fact That It's Funny Is Only One Reason Why I Think Bob's Burgers Has Been A Perfect Show ...

Ever since it was released on Netflix back in November, the Korean thriller Squid Game has been the talk of the town. On top of the popularity it has found in terms of viewership and critical acclaim, ...

First and foremost, the internet’s current darling, “Mocking SpongeBob,” has been turned into an 8-inch vinyl figure. I’m honestly shocked they captured the…artistic expression of the original image ...

To celebrate SpongeBob Squarepants turning 20 this year, Nickelodeon released a “Masterpiece Memes” vinyl figurine collection featuring the most beloved memes birthed from the show, including ...

TeeTurtle's new SpongeBob plushies have an extra trick up their metaphorical sleeves as well, as each one can be reversed to reveal a different Bikini Bottom character. To give you an idea of what to ...

Are you ready, kids? Nickelodeon just released a sneak peek of “The Patrick Star Show,” the second nautical and nonsensical spinoff of Stephen Hillenburg’s highly meme-able “SpongeBob SquarePants.” ...

Ana Diaz (she/her) is a culture writer at Polygon, covering internet culture, fandom, and video games. Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Meme makers rejoice, the ...