Ugandan Knuckles’ catchphrase “do you know the way” spoken with an African accent was inspired by a similar line in the movie (it is also phonetically spelled "do you know de wey?") ...

Twitter users are giving some helpful and extremely blunt advice with the 'I don't know who needs to hear this' meme.

Not everyone can crack their knuckles and not every knuckle will crack. “Maybe if you can actually do this, it’s a sign of everything in the joint in there is working properly.

Late last month, people on Reddit were posting meme about the return of Ugandan Knuckles. But do people really want the meme to come back in 2019?

I'm biased toward any meme that's ever involved Wishbone, but this meme about having range actually has the range, too. Range — and, more importantly, whether you have it — has been part of ...

The Ugandan Knuckles meme is the latest inside joke to hit the internet, but how did it start, what does it mean, and why are we all talking about it?

Features The Clashing Tones of Knuckles the Echidna Comics Back in the '90s Sonic the Hedgehog's friendly nemesis Knuckles had his own comic and it was insane.

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Razer deletes Ugandan Knuckles tweet after being told the meme is racist Gaming companies keep walking into the Ugandan Knuckles trap.

Sometimes, the caption on a photo shared on Twitter is just a caption, but others, it's an invitation to start a truly incredible (and educational) meme. Over the weekend, Paris Hilton's "tell me ...

According to Know Your Meme, the root of the Knuckles portion of the phenomenon stems from YouTuber Gregzilla who published a review of Sonic Lost World to his channel in February 2017.