Twitter user @Kuwaddo posted an image depicting a historic Google trend that demonstrates the number of searches for “Jesus” have been surpassed by searches for “Memes.” There’s no ...

This meme template actually dates back to Trump’s civil fraud trial last year, when Trump himself shared courtroom-sketch-style fan art of Jesus seated next to him. Another meme, this time ...

Jesus, hailed as the son of God and savior of humanity by many, is now less searched for on Google than memes, a collection of images depicting Nazi frogs and irony. According to this Google ...

Are memes the 21st century’s digital versions ... steadily increased to the point where they now exceed searches for Jesus Christ himself.

Yesterday morning, Twitter user @Kuwaddo made a cheeky realization: by Google Trends’ count, the search term “memes” is now more popular than “Jesus.” We’ve reached peak internet in ...

For now, fans are coping with (or clowning) the situation via social media's greatest gift: memes. XXL compiles Twitter’s funniest responses to the delay of Kanye West's Jesus Is King.

According to Google Trends, more people are searching for “memes” on the search engine than holy icon “Jesus.” It may be sacrilegiously hilarious for some, but the data also displays the ...