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A coconut, the ocassion of Onam&nbsp;and Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor. It doesn't sound like it would be the ideal formula for a meme but the internet&nbsp;disagrees. Watch on to see what netizens&nbsp;managed to create with the 3 unusual suspects.&nbsp;

Onam Meme Fest courtesy of Shashi Tharoor

Shashi Tharoor's Onam photos spark meme fest. The MP picks his favourite

Internet goes (Coco)nuts with Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor&nbsp;memes
Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor&nbsp;reposts&nbsp;his favourite memes&nbsp;on Facebook
Which Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor&nbsp;meme&nbsp;made you LOL?

Netizens&nbsp;flood the internet&nbsp;with memes&nbsp;of Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor&nbsp;and&nbsp;a coconut&nbsp;on the ocassion&nbsp;of Onam.

A coconut, the occasion of Onam&nbsp;and Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor.&nbsp;
Doesn't sound meme&nbsp;worthy?&nbsp;Well, the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;is all for it.
Don't believe us?
Watch what&nbsp;netizens&nbsp;managed to create with the 3 unusual suspects.&nbsp;

In an attempt to "provide clarity around what people see in their Facebook News Feed",&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;released its&nbsp;'Widely Viewed Content Report'. The report focused on&nbsp;how many people see a post and not engagement.&nbsp;
The report was released after critics accused the social media platform of spreading right wing content, but the report reveals that memes, viral challenges and mundane questions fill people's news feeds, rather than political content.
Topping the list&nbsp;is a personality word search from Gaur Gopal Das, a motivational speaker. His word search was&nbsp;viewed by 80.6 million people, according to Facebook's report.
Facebook noted that the majority of the most-viewed posts on Facebook contained either a photo or video. Taking the fourth and fifth spots on the list were seemingly frivolous questions like "What is something you will never eat, no matter how hungry you get" and "Does sugar go in spaghetti."
How many of these have you seen on your feed?
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Facebook releases first ever Content Report, 'sugar in spaghetti' debate 5th most viewed on FB

Facebook's&nbsp;report reveals that memes, viral challenges and mundane questions fill people's news feeds, rather than political content.

Facebook&nbsp;releases first 'Widely Viewed Content Report'
Critics say Facebook&nbsp;hub for right-wing content, reports shows otherwise
Most viewed content on Facebook, a word search seen by 80.6 million people
Most viewed content also include photos, videos or memes
But what do you think, does sugar go in spaghetti?

Facebook's&nbsp;report reveals that memes, viral challenges and mundane questions fill people's news feeds, rather than political content.

In an attempt to "provide clarity around what people see in their Facebook News Feed", the social media firm has released its&nbsp;'Widely Viewed Content Report'. The report focused on&nbsp;how many people see a post and not engagement.&nbsp;
The report was released after critics accused the social media platform of spreading right wing content, but the report reveals that memes, viral challenges and mundane questions fill people's news feeds, rather than political content.
Topping the list&nbsp;is a personality word search from Gaur Gopal Das, a motivational speaker. His word search was&nbsp;viewed by 80.6 million people, according to Facebook's report.
Facebook noted that the majority of the most-viewed posts on Facebook contained either a photo or video. Taking the fourth and fifth spots on the list were questions like "What is something you will never eat, no matter how hungry you get" and "Does sugar go in spaghetti."
How many of these have you seen on your feed?
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/facebook-takes-down-promotional-content-of-the-taliban-takeover-while-taliban-continues-to-tweet-1629169263663" target="_blank">Facebook takes down 'promotional' content of the Taliban takeover while Taliban continues to tweet</a>
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A New Zealand&nbsp;based website, The Alternative Commentary Collective, stooped to a new low&nbsp;to insult skipper&nbsp;Virat Kohli after The Kiwis defeated India in the final of inaugural World Test Championship.&nbsp;
The website posted a meme&nbsp;showing Kyle Jamieson, represented by a young woman holding Virat Kohli, represented by a old man, with a strap around his neck.&nbsp;Jamieson&nbsp;had dismissed Virat&nbsp;in both innings of the WTC&nbsp;final.
This distasteful act left the Indian fans fuming and they slammed the website and the post.&nbsp;

Fans fume after a New Zealand website insults Kohli for WTC final defeat

A New Zealand&nbsp;based website stooped to a new low&nbsp;to insult skipper&nbsp;Virat Kohli after The Kiwis defeated India in the WTC&nbsp;final. The post has now made Indian fans furious.

A New Zealand&nbsp;based website, The Alternative Commentary Collective, stooped to a new low&nbsp;to insult Indian skipper&nbsp;Virat Kohli after the Kiwis defeated India in the final of inaugural World Test Championship.&nbsp;
The website posted a meme&nbsp;showing Kyle Jamieson, depicted as a young woman holding Virat Kohli, represented by a old man, by a leash around his neck.&nbsp;Jamieson&nbsp;had dismissed Virat&nbsp;in both innings of the WTC&nbsp;final.
This distasteful act left the Indian fans fuming and they slammed the website and the post.

A New Zealand-based website insulting&nbsp;Virat Kohli with a distasteful meme&nbsp;has left Indian&nbsp;fans fuming. The image shows Kyle Jamieson represented by a woman, holding Virat represented by an old man, with the help of a leash.

Cryptic tweets from Technoking Elon Musk has propelled&nbsp;Dogecoin&nbsp;to the centrestage of the cryptocurrency rally, up 400% in just one week.&nbsp;
CoinMarketCap.com.&nbsp;now estimates the marketvalue for the once&nbsp;satirical alternative to Bitcoin at a whopping $50 billion, making it almost as valuable as Twitter ($56 billion) where the&nbsp;Shiba&nbsp;Inu based memes continue to trend due to posts by Elon Musk.&nbsp;
Dogecoin prices climbing once again, with fans rallying behind the #DogeDay hashtag to celebrate April 20. Prices were trading just below 40 cents, according to CoinGecko.com

Musk to memes; Dogecoin’s 400% rally makes it unmissable

Cryptic tweets from Technoking Elon Musk has propelled&nbsp;Dogecoin&nbsp;to the centrestage of the cryptocurrency rally, up 400% in just one week.&nbsp;
CoinMarketCap.com.&nbsp;now estimates the marketvalue for the once&nbsp;satirical alternative to Bitcoin at a whopping $50 billion, making it almost as valuable as Twitter ($56 billion) where the&nbsp;Shiba&nbsp;Inu based memes continue to trend due to posts by Elon Musk.&nbsp;
Dogecoin prices climbing once again, with fans rallying behind the #DogeDay hashtag to celebrate April 20. Prices were trading just below 40 cents, according to CoinGecko.com

When two iconic meme&nbsp;stars come together, you can expect fireworks. Pakistani social media influencer Dananeer Mobeen, the girl behind the viral 'Pawri&nbsp;ho rahi&nbsp;hai' meme,&nbsp;recently shot a video with&nbsp;Momin Saqib, the guy who became a sensation after his rant about the Pakistani team's defeat against India. The short video clip has gone viral and the Internet is calling it the crossover of the century!
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Watch what happened when ‘Pawri' girl met another cult memer 

When two iconic meme&nbsp;stars come together, you can expect fireworks. Pakistani social media influencer Dananeer Mobeen, the girl behind the viral 'Pawri&nbsp;ho rahi&nbsp;hai' meme,&nbsp;recently shot a video with&nbsp;Momin Saqib, the guy who became a sensation after his rant about the Pakistani team's defeat against India. The short video clip has gone viral and the Internet is calling it the crossover of the century!
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When two iconic meme&nbsp;stars come together, you can expect fireworks. Pakistani social media influencer Dananeer Mobeen, the girl behind the viral 'Pawri&nbsp;ho rahi&nbsp;hai' meme,&nbsp;recently shot a video with&nbsp;Momin Saqib, the guy who became a sensation after his rant about the Pakistani team's defeat against India. The short video clip has gone viral and the Internet is calling it the crossover of the century!
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The 63rd annual Grammy awards at the&nbsp;Los Angeles Convention Center, US took on a slightly 'hybrid' format this year but that didn't stop celebrities from putting on their best fashion foot forward.
As always, there were outfits that sparked thousands of memes&nbsp;online but it is&nbsp;American singer-songwriter Noah Cyrus&rsquo;s gown that will go down in history!
Noah Cyrus, younger sister of Miley&nbsp;Cyrus, donned a&nbsp;Schiaparelli&rsquo;s SS21 Couture collection gown that is being compared to everything from a used tissue to a cauliflower and a duvet.
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Grammys 2021: Noah Cyrus's gown sparks a meme fest on the Internet!

Noah Cyrus, younger sister of Miley&nbsp;Cyrus, donned a&nbsp;Schiaparelli&rsquo;s SS21 Couture collection gown at the Grammys,&nbsp;that has spared a meme fest on the Internet!
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The 63rd annual Grammy awards at the&nbsp;Los Angeles Convention Center, US took on a slightly 'hybrid' format this year but that didn't stop celebrities from putting on their best fashion foot forward.
As always, there were outfits that sparked thousands of memes&nbsp;online but it is&nbsp;American singer-songwriter Noah Cyrus&rsquo;s gown that will go down in history!
Noah Cyrus, younger sister of Miley&nbsp;Cyrus, donned a&nbsp;Schiaparelli&rsquo;s SS21 Couture collection gown that is being compared to everything from a used tissue to a cauliflower and a duvet.

The 63rd annual Grammy awards at the&nbsp;Los Angeles Convention Center took on a slightly 'hybrid' format this year but that didn't stop celebrities from putting on their best fashion foot forward.
As always, there were outfits that sparked thousands of memes&nbsp;online but it is&nbsp;American singer-songwriter Noah Cyrus&rsquo;s gown that will go down in history!
Noah Cyrus, younger sister of Miley&nbsp;Cyrus, donned a&nbsp;Schiaparelli&rsquo;s SS21 Couture collection gown that is being compared to everything from a used tissue to a cauliflower and a duvet.
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The teacher behind the now-famous Bernie mittens, that the Democratic Senator wore to the US Presidential Inauguration, has partnered with a teddy bear maker to meet growing demand.
Jen Ellis, the schoolteacher who created the recycled woolen mittens is partnering with Vermont Teddy Bear Company for a new mitten line and a part of the proceeds will go to 'Make-A-Wish Vermont'.
They will create the 'Bernie mitten' design in many patterns however it is unclear when the first mittens would be available. Bernie Sanders' mittens and memes have helped raise atleast $1.8 million for charitable organisations in Vermont.

Teacher behind 'Bernie' mittens partners with teddy bear maker

Teacher behind Bernie Sanders' mittens has partnered with a teddy bear maker to meet soaring demand

The teacher behind the now-famous Bernie mittens, that the Democratic Senator wore to the US Presidential Inauguration, has partnered with a teddy bear maker to meet growing demand.
Jen Ellis, the schoolteacher who created the recycled woolen mittens is partnering with Vermont Teddy Bear Company for a new mitten line and a part of the proceeds will go to 'Make-A-Wish Vermont'.
They will create the 'Bernie mitten' design in many patterns however it is unclear when the first mittens would be available. Bernie Sanders' mittens and memes have helped raise atleast $1.8 million for charitable organisations in Vermont.

Most viral memes from the final Presidential debate 2020

The final Presidential debate between&nbsp;President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden&nbsp;has given rise to a meme fest on the Internet!

The 22nd of October saw the final Presidential debate between Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe before the election. Some&nbsp;moments from the debate have gone viral giving rise to a&nbsp;meme fest.
From the debate's all-new mute button to President Trump calling New York a ghost town, we bring to you a round-up of some of the most note-worthy memes that the Internet came up with.&nbsp;

The 22nd of October saw the final Presidential debate between Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden before the election on November. 3 Some&nbsp;moments from the debate have gone viral giving rise to a&nbsp;meme fest.
From the debate's all-new mute button to President Trump calling New York a ghost town, we bring to you a round-up of some of the most note-worthy memes that the Internet came up with.&nbsp;

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