In fact, the Harlem Shake meme displays nothing similar to the original dance conceived in the late 1980s by Al B even though it uses the same name, all to an electronically developed 'trap' sound, ...

The meme's life was so short, you'd be forgiven for not knowing it even existed. For those who didn't catch our first Harlem Shake post, here's what you need to know to mourn properly.

It was good to see what people in Harlem think of the Harlem Shake meme. The latter, if you don’t know, is the latest internet craze that’s driven groups of people to film themselves dancing ...

The meme is not under McDonald’s control, but this level of engagement and enthusiasm can’t be bought; the Grimace Shake meme is free advertising, a viral marketing campaign led by the public ...

The Internet is a strange place. It's the origin of countless pop culture phenomena - GIFs, memes, mash-ups. Perhaps the strangest example as of late is the spawn of Harlem Shake videos, a series of ...

If your brain needs a bit of a rejig on this one - it was almost a decade ago, after all - the Harlem Shake meme usually consisted of a group of people dancing to the 2012 song 'Harlem Shake' by ...

A young dancer does the Harlem Shake in the music video for the 2001 song “Let’s Get It.” In the past few weeks, the Harlem Shake meme has swept the tubes. These quirky little music videos ...

The Harlem Shake began as a dance craze back in '80s New York. Its latest incarnation is a video meme of said dance move, set to dance track 'Harlem Shake' by Brooklyn DJ Baauer.

Now, World of Warcraft has joined the many celebrities, content creators, and games getting in on the Grimace Shake meme. On its official Twitter page, it shared an image of a purple shake.

The meme's life was so short, you'd be forgiven for not knowing it even existed. For those who didn't catch our first Harlem Shake post, here's what you need to know to mourn properly.