The Bonk meme, from a comic-style series featuring the dog character Cheems being hit on the head, has become a staple of internet culture. The meme started with a video posted on Instagram on ...

This Cheems meme began with an Instagram video by user @snootboopes posted on July 13, 2019, showing an unrelated Shiba Inu receiving a blow to the head with a hammer accompanied by a “bonk ...

Bonk doesn’t just want to make you laugh ... but it's also packing some serious potential. Cheems is another meme coin that's made waves in the crypto space thanks to its meme-worthy image ...

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A post shared by Cheems_Balltze (@balltze) In some of his memes, Balltze was known for loving "cheemsburger," while in others, he held a baseball bat to "BONK" people on the head with. He even had ...

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The dog who was the face of “Cheems” doge memes has died, his Hong Kong owner announced on social media. Balltze, a Shiba Inu sometimes called by his nickname, Ball Ball, was immortalised on ...

Cheems Balltze, a little dog whose smiling face and stocky physique went viral in memes about his passion for cheeseburgers, has died after a short battle with cancer. The 12-year-old Shiba Inu ...