An Xbox gamer says his 12-year-old gamertag was destroyed because of the ligma meme. Redditor CaptainOfAwesome took to r/xboxone to complain after his gamertag was changed. CaptainOfAwesome's ...

The person behind the meme account, however, told Polygon that turning ligma into a meme was a community effort. “I personally like the joke and how it’s really kept the joke going ...

Ninja was diagnosed on the internet with a fake disease called Ligma, and it apparently led some people to believe that the biggest Fortnite streamer in the world had died. There are two problems ...

In the ‘ligma’ meme when a person asks what it is, the response is “ligma balls.” Professional gamer Ninja was subject to a similar hoax claiming that he passed away from ‘ligma’ disease.

The joke has spread so that people are just generally trying to trick each other into asking what ligma is: All of this is facilitated by memes that make ligma seem real: Mostly, though ...

The basis of the meme is that puzzled users would then ask what Ligma was -- to which those in on the 'joke' would respond 'ligma balls'. Thankfully, Xbox community head honcho Larry 'Major Nelson ...

The article reporting MGK's passing was just another spoof from the satirical Huzlers blog, one playing on the meme of a fictional medical malady known as LIGMA, which often features in celebrity ...

For the last few days, an electronic sign meant to inform drivers about some upcoming roadwork in the Shirlington area has displayed a different message instead: “Ligma.” A prankster seems to ...

Ligma, the fake disease which made internet meme history, first rose to fame in 2018 when it was jokingly rumored that it killed famous streamer, Richard Tyler Blevins (best known as Ninja).

The creator of the Ninja death hoax that claimed the Fortnite streamer had died after contracting the fictional disease ligma has now spoken out. There was a mass of confusion last week when the ...