Meet Five Iconic Meme Queens We Stan Forever

The fine art of memes is no longer an abstract concept — they’re a whole cultural phenomenon. So much so, that they’re studied in schools.

Gone are the days when we had to use our words to communicate our feelings — now, we have emojis, GIFs, and, of course, memes, all of which are perfect for conveying how we feel in a way that words just can’t explain.

Not all memes, however, are the same. While some memes are popular for a short time, others remain in our minds forever.

There is an relatable lady behind some of the viral memes. She will live in our heart long after the trend has stopped. Among the meme queens who will go down in internet history are Kimberly “Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That” Wilkins and Jasmine “I Oop” Masters.

Here are five other famous meme queens that have made a cultural impact.

Kayla Nicole Jones may be the youngest meme queen on the list, but she’s earned her stripes. The best thing about this social media influencer’s content is that it doesn’t need any context — the memes just speak for themselves and they’re hilariously relatable.

It’s amazing how the internet can make something that isn’t meant to be funny, very funny. Blac Chyna’s heated argument with her mother is an excellent example. Blac Chyna told the producers of the reality show she hosts to cut the cameras during their heated argument.

She said: “Dead –.”

Although the scene was intense, the hilarious memes that ensued were hilarious.

Serving looks and throwing shade is the name of the game for Ms. Tiffany “New York” Pollard. She was one of her most disliked competitors. Love has a Flavor castmates, she’s hands down the most beloved meme queen in the history of the internet.

One of my personal favorites comes from the episode where New York’s man Flav ditched her for a night out with Deelishis. New York was in a mood.

Viola Davis can slay any role — don’t argue with me, argue with ya mama.

However, one of the most recognizable characters she’s played in the past is Annalise Keating — defense attorney and certified baddie — on Shonda Rhimes’ ABC series How to get away with murder.

We all did it on Friday, after five o’clock.

Keke Palmer’s on fire right now. The gag is — she’s just heating up.

The multi-faceted entertainment mogul has been at the center of some of Black Twitter’s most hilarious inside jokes. One of her viral moments was when she took a lie-detector test at a hotel. Vanity Fair interview — and it’s the meme that keeps on giving.

She said, when shown a photo of Dick Cheney: “I’m sorry to say, but I hope that I don’t sound silly.” I don’t know who this man is.”

“I mean, he could be walking down the street, I wouldn’t know a thing. Sorry to this man,” Keke said in the viral clip. Hilarity quickly ensued in social media, and we still can’t stop laughing. yet.

I think we’d all agree that these iconic meme queens are national treasures that must be protected at all costs.