The owner of the internet famous Keyboard Cat, artist Charlie Schmidt, recounts how he and his dead cat became a meme in the early years of YouTube.

Keyboard Cat might be the smartest nostalgia play we’ve seen in the meme coin world in years. It’s bringing back one of the internet’s OG viral stars and giving it a new digital life.

Keyboard Cat has played off some of the internet’s most memorable fails. Now it’s time for his owner to play him off—again. Bento, the second tabby to go by the YouTube-famous moniker ...

While I did know the basic idea behind the meme (“playing off” epic fails) I had know idea of the rich history that surrounded “Fatso”, AKA Keyboard Cat, and the infamous video clip that ...

Unlike a Nyan Cat scarf or a Keyboard Cat phone cover, Scribblenauts isn’t exactly promoting itself with memes. It’s a game known for incorporating virtually every item in existence: if you ...

For those who wonder how the 1985 video of Keyboard Cat became an Internet “meme,” we tracked down this video that offers a (somewhat) long discursive interview with Brad O’Farrell, ...

Another week, another internet meme spreading like wildfire. This time it’s the amusing Keyboard Cat providing the soundtrack to the web’s most spectacular FAILS. Watch pretty much any online ...

Some of the memes that ruled the internet in the early 2010s are making comebacks as NFTs, thanks to Nyan Cat creator Chris Torres. There’s a week-long event called Memeconomy where the classic ...

Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat aren't selling points, they're not advertised as being in the game, and they're only there if you look for them. The game has a time machine, for god's sake. These people ...

A recent Instructables project brings together two Web memes to create one geeky keyboard wrist rest.