The popularity of the crucified Minion videos echoes that of the AI-generated “shrimp Jesus” meme, an unsettling amalgam of Jesus Christ and a crustacean that briefly went viral on Facebook ...

The first post was reportedly made by TikTok pastor @pastorjoshpan, in May, and this triggered several more such memes by other users. The crucified Minion photo looks like it was made using AI ...

Are they AI deep-fakes? Are they joking ... Cruz told Vox he took inspiration from a 2015 meme: a photograph of a stuffed toy minion engulfed in flames and fastened to a cross.

which shares AI art ‘slop’ examples like Shrimp Jesus and Crucified Minions. The meme itself is not just about making people laugh; it’s about creating a shared moment of recognition or ...

Minion memes have been a beloved part of internet culture for years, often popping up in funny, absurd, and sometimes downright strange contexts. But recently, TikTok has taken this trend to a ...

Every morning at 10 a.m., my phone alarm reminds me that it’s time to send some sort of Minion-related image to one of my best friends. Sometimes it’s a dark nonsense meme, deep-fried beyond ...

Since the release of Despicable Me in 2010, the Minions have been a source of laughter and a never-ending meme generator. Currently, the #minions has over 18 billion views on TikTok. There have ...

Just as the Minion franchise escapes categorization — is it a film for children or adults? Gen Z or Gen Alpha? — so have its memes. So here's a sample of all the other ways the film crept into ...

a minion from “Despicable Me”—and everything else. News Reporter JD Vance admitted that he has seen the flood of memes making fun of him over the last week. Social media users can’t stop ...

"If you love Minions, don't scroll," the woman in the video gently implores. She points to an image of a minion, the ...