The “Oh My God” meme derives from a popular Vine that later became a viral YouTube video in which a man sings the phrase in a dramatic tone. The short clip inspired imitations and competitions ...

Despite these advantages, infomercials do come with a certain stigma, often in the form of exaggerated claims. As such, infomercials are often considered not believable, preventing viewers from ...

But what stands out more are the strange Trump-themed infomercials. Most recently, the one for “Trumpy Trout” gave me pause. It’s a talking wall ornament that spouts exaggerated quotes from ...

Reddit can be a tough egg to crack. The site's user-submitted content often spirals into inside jokes that only the veteran users may understand. But sometimes the crumb trail is left for newbies ...

The “Shocked Black Guy” meme, also known as “Surprised Black Guy,” captures a widely recognized image of comedian Jslutty with an exaggerated look of shock on his face. Since its ...

And yet the infomercial endures–not just because it moves units, but because it has become self-aware, a self-starting advertising meme, a traveling circus willing to play to all expectations.

Infomercial huckster Kevin Trudeau's world ... the events should send a strong warning to brand managers who make bogus or exaggerated health claims for their products. The FTC and the federal ...

Most of the time, products featured in TV infomercials seem gimmicky and fake. We’ve all enjoyed a good laugh at the actors’ exaggerated performances and the impracticality of the product.

Goldblum stars as an exaggerated celebr Finally we've figured ... The new two-minute infomercial was released online today and will air on select cable channels. Its goal is to make you laugh ...