Have you seen the YT-poop-like edits of The Simpsons where characters mouths are replaced with the bearded mouth of the character "Lampwick" saying "liver and onions?" Here's where the trend came ...

If you’ve never used the meme, you’ve surely been in at least one online conversation where someone has dropped an image of Homer Simpson slowly backing into a hedge. Now, the popular clip is ...

With all these cross-currents, a Simpsons shitpost can be very funny indeed, so long as you have an eye for episode context and a wealth of basic meme trend knowledge. So it’s no wonder the page ...

The top comment on that video sums the whole trend up pretty well: "Oh good, another thing I never would have imagined, yet needed so badly." The birth of the "steamed hams" meme.

If you’re struggling to decide which Simpsons episodes to watch on Disney+, allow Inverse to help. We’ve picked five classic episodes that inspired some of the most popular memes of all time.

One iconic meme from “The Simpsons” still doesn’t make perfect sense, even to the man who created it. Two decades after it first aired, the “steamed hams” scene — where Principal ...

Unless you have been avoiding the internet over the last decade or so, and are just emerging now to read an article about a Funko Pop, you are familiar with the Homer Simpson Backs Into Bushes GIF ...

Fox's The Simpsons has inspired many art forms over the past few decades, so it's only fitting that the everlasting series invaded early meme culture as well. Anyone who frequents the internet has ...

In 2005, the Simpsons episode “Pranksta Rap” gave us a rapper wearing a gold chain that spelled out “Thursday the 20th.” In 2014, a screenshot of the character became a perennial meme ...