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Meme Trends — Like Google Trends for Memes
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Inspired by r/MemeEconomy, we made a google trends tool for memes utilizing data from our meme search engine.
@gmisra Yo! Gaurav, famous sport data scientist, we define them operationally as n+1, or any media item with another media item coupled with it. That usually means text + image, but can also mean text + video, text + gif, video + remixed sound, you get the idea.
It is sometimes quite crazy how subreddits like r/MemeEconomy can have a great, hilarious impact. Love this idea, nicely done!
@kevinguebert thanks man! Yeah big fan of what they're doing, and realized that their continued use of GTrends wouldn'tcut it for high-volume meme trading 😄
Awesome Shane! Excited to use it for all of my heated "Nicholas Cage v. Keanu Reeves: Who wore crazy best" discussions
@csaba_kissi Thanks! We released an early data set on Kaggle and they seemed to draw similar conclusions with earlier and more limited data: https://www.kaggle.com/SIZZLE/20...
How did you manage to get a hold of the domain me.me? Can't imagine it was cheap 😅
Spent about 3 minutes on the site and searched 3 memes before losing interest. Probably won't remember to return to the URL. Memes are more fun when they come to you, not when you go looking for them.
@cleggskie searching and finding memes was the biggest problem we tackled first. Launching more memetools relatively soon. In the meantime, I appreciate you checking us out. Remember: https://me.me/i/in-case-no-one-t...
@jfourcher the dataset is all memes. this is a trend graph of terms from memes. you can search something obvious like "swear" and get a nice graph of the "please do not swear on my profile, thanks" meme over time
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