Every Fried Chicken Meme Worth Seeing

In honor of National Fried Chicken Day, we bring you a finely curated collection of the world’s most interesting, insightful, and ingenious fried chicken memes. Sourced from multiple social-media platforms, these variations on a theme seem to fit …

In honor of National Fried Chicken Day, we bring you a finely curated collection of the world’s most interesting, insightful, and ingenious fried chicken memes. Sourced from multiple social-media platforms, these variations on a theme seem to fit into one of three categories:  

  1. Fried chicken is the best thing on Earth.
  2. It’s funny yet gratifying to see fried chicken where it doesn’t belong.
  3. Fried chicken pairs especially well with Jack Nicholson.

Please note we did not include memes dedicated to Chicken McNuggets, chicken wings, “chicken butt,” or “winner, winner, chicken dinner.” We’re focusing on fried chicken and only fried chicken. Cluck yeah. (If you were looking for fried chicken recipes, we have those too.)

https://www.instagram.com/p/CF-6TX3ntUG/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CfrfijuLn9e/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Boftxs0BG6b/

 

 

Fried chicken and dogs
Source: Know Your Meme (https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1090572-puppy-or-bagel)

Source: Me.me

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfrg2iGpRgt/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJeohsfHny-/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CDKimDkBOO-/

@jukefriedchicken

TAG SOMEONE THAT YOU WOULD WANNA TRY JUKE CHICKEN WITH! #drumstick #chicken #friedchicken #foodgasm #fypシ #foodie #jukechicken #crunchysounds

♬ STAY – The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber

@editzwithcraig

Fried chicken>>> #meme #funny #song #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #tropcalblast_offical #viral

♬ original sound – Riley

@meme_m4ch1n3

#meme #memes #funny #dankmemes #kfc #kentucky #comedy #meme_m4ch1n3

♬ original sound – MEME_M4CH1N3

@lafertea2.0

WHERE IS MY MF FRIED CHICKEN #meme #foryou #johncena #Friedchicken #belt #Godmode

♬ original sound – Roy Cabb

 

rain-chicken
Source: Tenor.com (https://tenor.com/view/rain-chicken-fried-chicken-chicken-leg-chicken-rain-gif-15167791)

mr-bean-chicken

 

Source: Meme Central (https://memecentral.org/chicken-meme/)

 

 

 

Source: imgflip (https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/72555298/Fried-Chicken) 

 

needed-fried-chicken-couldnt-find-coat
Source: Meme Generator (https://memegenerator.net/instance/75176969/frozen-jack-nicholson-needed-fried-chicken-couldnt-find-coat)

 

i-want-some-fried-chicken-oh-im-sorry-was-i-yelling
Source: Meme Generator (https://memegenerator.net/instance/64883511/jack-nicholson-you-cant-handle-the-truth-i-want-some-fried-chicken-oh-im-sorry-was-i-yelling)

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_MrMGIp6le/

Food TikTokers You Should Know: The Crazy Comedian Vintage Recipe Tester

It’s not unusual to find people on TikTok or Instagram putting old recipes to the test – often with great trepidation. It is unusual to find someone who combines the zinging one-liners of Rodney Dangerfield with the oddball charisma of Ed Grimley …

It’s not unusual to find people on TikTok or Instagram putting old recipes to the test — often with great trepidation. It is unusual to find someone who combines the zinging one-liners of Rodney Dangerfield with the oddball charisma of Ed Grimley (Martin Short circa 1984) or Pee-Wee Herman (Paul Reubens circa 1983). 

Meet B. Dylan Hollis, a man who may not need much introduction based on the size of his followings: He has 8.2 million TikTok followers, 1.1 million subscribers on Youtube, and 396,000 followers on Instagram (no recipe testing here, just pics and videos, sometimes playing the accordion). His recipe-testing videos are universally short and generally follow the same template:

  • screaming recitation of the recipe name and era when it was created
  • joke about said name of dish or concept
  • jiggling pompadour a la Conan O’Brien
  • incredulity when reading certain ingredients
  • sour face when tasting the abomination he’s made

But Hollis is not just making fun of old recipes. He clearly knows his subject; he’s finding these arcane recipes somewhere (he collects them apparently) and he’s genuinely taking the time to test them out, one by one  — since 2020 as far as we can tell. It’s hard to deny his charisma; his eyebrows have a life of their own, the double entendres fly, and the pace is rapid-fire.

Below, I’ve selected three recipes that demonstrate his skills. You’ll get the idea 10 seconds into any of them. But I bet you’ll click to see a second one too.

 

Who: B. Dylan Hollis

https://www.tiktok.com/@bdylanhollis

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDkEssvZ2uu_ntlIGy64GIg

https://www.instagram.com/bdylanhollis/

 

What: Vintage Recipes

 

Jellied Meatloaf from 1931

@bdylanhollis

What could go wrong? #baking #vintage #cooking #jello

♬ original sound – B. Dylan Hollis

0:08 “Who’s mooing now,” he screams at a pan of ground beef.

0:18 “You know what stings more than a knife Mr. Onion? Rejection!”

0:51 “It’s a cat food recipe!”

 

Ration Cake from 1942

@bdylanhollis

I have no words for what came out of the oven #baking #vintage #cooking #cake

♬ original sound – B. Dylan Hollis

0:02So it’s the ‘40s and we don’t have any butter, sugar, milk or eggs and we need to bake a cake!”

0:29Looks like barbecue sauce, smells of death.”

0:54 The sour face he makes at the end of many of his videos.

 

Water Pie from 1929

@bdylanhollis

Hands down the worst so far #vintage #baking #cooking #recipe

♬ original sound – B. Dylan Hollis

0:02 “Can you make a pie with 4 ingredients? Yes, I could also eat my mattress.”

0:21 “Add 3 gills of water… is this written for a fish?”

0:36Finished a bit early… like my ex.”

 

 

Watch: Lions release best of the 2020 virtual offseason video

The Detroit Lions released a video montage of some of the best virtual interactions from the offseason.

Over the past two offseasons, the Detroit Lions media department has produced several incredibly entertaining videos like “Whats’s in the box?” and “Teammate Mashup” over the summer months. But with limited access to players this offseason those video’s all but disappeared — until now!

Today, the Lions media team released a video montage of some of the best virtual interactions from the 2020 offseason.

The video opens with one of the more ridiculous moments of the offseason. During Taylor’s Decker’s video conference with Lions media, one reporter left his mic open while also being logged onto another video press conference with Red Wings Dylan Larkin. In the middle of Decker answering a question, Larkin’s presser began and was broadcast on the Lions Zoom feed — comedy ensues.

Next up was quarterback coach Sean Ryan’s birthday, and the Lions staff sang him was one of, and I’m not exaggerating here, the worst renditions of Happy Birthday ever heard.

That was followed by a series of quick observations, including Darrell Bevell’s offseason beard growth, Christian Jones grilling while answering questions, the T.J. Lang and Matthew Stafford math genius practical joke, a Top-30 virtual visit with Logan Stenberg and his dog, Stafford poking fun at Danny Amendola doing “yoga in his underwear”, and coach Matt Patricia picking up the ukelele as a hobby.

The final minute of the video shifted to kids and singing. General Manager Bob Quinn and Patricia talked about their children getting involved with them during the NFL Draft, while veteran Marvin Jones nailed “Lean on me” and rookie punter Aaron Siposs closed the show with a song about his native land of Australia, singing Men at Work’s “Down Under”.

You can watch the entire video in the Lions Tweet below: