Why the “S&%t X Says to Y” Version of This Meme Exploded
“The thing about memes is that through repetition, they create a shared language,” says Professor Julie Levin Russo, an adjunct assistant professor at Brown’s Modern Culture & Media Program. “If you understand the premise of the meme, you can communicate a lot very easily, with whatever twist you’re putting on the meme structure.”
How Social Media & Social TV Will Change Super Bowl 2012
This year’s Super Bowl will be more social than ever before.
Why the “S&%t X Says to Y” Version of This Meme Exploded
“The thing about memes is that through repetition, they create a shared language,” says Professor Julie Levin Russo, an adjunct assistant professor at Brown’s Modern Culture & Media Program. “If you understand the premise of the meme, you can communicate a lot very easily, with whatever twist you’re putting on the meme structure.”
How Social Media & Social TV Will Change Super Bowl 2012
This year’s Super Bowl will be more social than ever before.
Why the “S&%t X Says to Y” Version of This Meme Exploded
“The thing about memes is that through repetition, they create a shared language,” says Professor Julie Levin Russo, an adjunct assistant professor at Brown’s Modern Culture & Media Program. “If you understand the premise of the meme, you can communicate a lot very easily, with whatever twist you’re putting on the meme structure.”