The 'Bread Tastes Better Than Key' Memes Explained. Story by Phillip Hamilton • 14h. A big, important question is going viral on social media, and if you know the answer, ...

I’ll be honest, though: I don’t give a shit what these edgy 15-year-olds think garlic bread can or can’t tell us about the fluidity of human experience.

According to Know Your Meme, the "get this bread" phrase began in 2007 when Rich Boy released his song, "Let's Get This Paper." In the first verse, the rapper says, "hey, let's get this bread, homie." ...

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But memes have never needed to be flawlessly logical, and LGBT = let’s get this bread has continued to circulate just as surely as the original meme. So whether you’re out to make some cash ...

In other words, people who follow Garlic Bread Memes — whether on Facebook (265,000 subscribers) , Reddit (11,000) or Instagram (10,500) — find it funny because it makes fun of memes that ...

"Garlic bread has picked a fight with the trans community and people are confused" declared the British newspaper Metro in a June 5 story. "Yes, garlic bread. The tasty side dish that was, until ...

Garlic Bread Memes is now using the controversy as a marketing opportunity—the site is collecting money on Patreon to pay for new content, merchandise and a garlic bread restaurant.

Over the past few months, social media has been filled with stories, memes and YouTube videos making a statement about an old phenomenon: the milk-and-bread snow panic.

File this one under the most Japan meme ever: 7-Eleven stores in the country are selling small loaves of pull-apart bread, and at some point, parents of newborns couldn’t help noticing that the ...

Garlic bread and the trans community – unlikely foes (Picture: Getty) Some people are really angry about a ‘transphobic’ meme that has popped up in the most unlikely place imaginable.