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In our modern media environment, characterized by participatory media culture, internet memes have become a tool for citizens seeking to participate actively and discursively in a digital public sphere. Although memes have been examined as visual rhetoric and discursive participation, their impact on viewers is significant. Memes on the internet spread democratically. They are uploaded on openly accessible websites, such as message boards, forums, and public pages. They are available for anyone to place, copy, and move to another location. Memes, however, thematically mirror the culture, reality, and individual tales of the communities in which they are shared. After all, having the right cultural background and frequently being a part of the events in question are prerequisites for deciphering the information contained in a meme.
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