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The trending buzz word ‘Binod’ that is making rounds on the internet lately, has left the netizens bewildered, wondering what it’s all about. Subsequently, from police forces to well-known brands, everyone is chiming in by using the hashtag #binodmemes as it continues to dominate the social media.

The buzz of the town originated from a YouTube channel ‘Slayy Point’, where creators Abhyudaya and Gautami posted a video on July 15 talking about the illogical comments made under various videos that have no real meaning. In this video that goes by the title “Why Indian Comments Section is Garbage (BINOD),” they showed their audience a wide range of bizarre comments left by YouTube users.

This was when the netizens came across a comment by user Binod Tharu, who just wrote his name “Binod” in the comment section, nothing else. It quite naturally baffled the netizens and they latched on to it so much that a meme was born!

Followed by the original video, the name sparked a meme fest on Twitter where people came up with their unique versions of ‘Binod memes’ that went viral at the very moment they were posted. However, the associations with the name didn’t end there. To every question and to every situation, the answer remained only one: Binod. In addition, from police forces to brand names like Tinder, Paytm, Swiggy, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix and Airtel joined the trend and stole the show online!

The Oxford English Dictionary defines "meme" as "an image, video, piece of text, typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread rapidly by internet users, often with slight variations." And if you've spent any time on Reddit or Buzzfeed then you'll probably find many who believe this is what the internet was made for. Well, they say laughter is the best medicine so crack a smile at some of the best, stupidest, and most famous memes we've found from around the web. In general, memes constitute a virally transmitted cultural symbol of social idea.

It can be annoying when a bunch of people around you are speaking a language you don’t understand. What are they saying? Why are they laughing? Are they conspiring against me? That is happening to many of right now with internet culture. Memes constitute a prominent and influential language online, but most of us are meme illiterate. Sure, the simple bold text on a meme may be in English, but the references and meta callbacks are completely foreign. Conversations are happening all around us, but we have no idea what is being said.
 
“Memes are essentially a language that people use on the internet and being able to identify and understand the nuances is key to understanding communication between people online,”

As internet culture has changed over the past few years, memes have become way less focused around wider stereotypes and identities and more nuanced and layered, often requiring a deeper level of understanding to get the joke. Let’s enter the world of memes to know which other memes become world-famous along with this Indian meme ‘BINOD’.