Dank School Barney Memes: A Meme That's More Than Just a Laugh

The Selena Gomez Crying meme has become an integral part of internet culture, symbolizing the universal feeling of sadness and heartbreak. But did you know that this meme started from a real-life event? In December 2013, American teen pop idol Selena Gomez was on the brink of tears during a radio interview. This still shot became the foundation for a reaction image and photoshop meme that would spread like wildfire across the internet.

Fast forward to today, and we have memes galore! From 'Make a Meme' to 'Make a GIF,' the possibilities are endless. And what's more, Barney & Friends, an American children's television series created by Sheryl Leach, has become an unlikely participant in this meme fest. Who knew that a show aimed at children aged two to twelve would be the perfect canvas for these dank memes?

But why do we relate crying with sadness and heartbreak? Perhaps it's because our brains are wired to associate tears with emotional pain. Or maybe it's because, let's face it, sometimes life can be tough, and all we want to do is cry behind a mask (just like Selena Gomez).

The meme has even transcended its origins, becoming a symbol of solidarity among those who feel left out or misunderstood. It's a reminder that we're not alone in our struggles, and that sometimes, all we need is someone (or something) to relate to.

So the next time you see someone crying behind a mask, don't be afraid to share your own story of heartbreak or sadness. Who knows? You might just start a meme revolution!

Image Credits:

* Selena Gomez Crying Meme: Know Your Meme

* Barney & Friends: PBS Kids

* Michael Jordan: ESPN

* Pin by Chelsea Dowdy on College Life: Pinterest

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