More than LOLCat, more than Doge, the reaction GIF has become the lingua franca of the internet. It's a perfect, economical expression—and next month, it gets its own exhibit at the Museum of the ...

When you really want to get your point across, nothing beats a hilarious little video clip. Here's how to find them and use them. You’ve seen them in message forums, blog posts and countless other ...

Remember how much fun your high school chemistry class was? Neither do we. But that may be because there weren’t enough explosions. Well, nowadays, the internet can fix that problem in a jiffy—or ...

An edit replacing the character Jonathan Kent with a squirrel in Man of Steel's infamous tornado scene has evolved into a viral reaction meme for accepting that you're cooked. Here's where the absurd ...

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If there’s one thing Team GIPHY knows, it’s Reaction GIFs. We see them everyday, all the time. We even see potential Reaction GIFs in the middle of watching movies or TV shows — our brains are the ...

Beginning today, anyone can add a GIF to a Facebook comment using a new GIF button that appears alongside the emoji picker.

Sometimes there's no better way to respond to a story or a comment than with an animated GIF. Specifically, a reaction GIF, which should be no stranger to anyone who's ever spent a significant amount ...

It's about freaking time. GIFs could finally be coming to more places on Facebook. The social network plans to start testing a new GIF button in comments, Facebook confirmed Friday, meaning proper ...

Language enthusiasts who have spent time in the more avant-garde regions of the internet may develop “all the feels” at the abundance of neologisms arising from internet culture. The more ...