In recognition, pretty quickly a number of Facebook groups were created dubbing him “Hide the Pain Harold.” Around the same time, and perhaps more importantly, this new meme also spread ...

It was a close race, but we’re proud to announce Imgur’s Meme of the Decade is… Hide the Pain Harold.” “Hide the Pain Harold represents a deep-seated emotion, a quiet dread, or ...

Like many memes of the early aughts, “Harold” became popular on 4chan before the wider internet discovered him. In 2014, an anonymous 4chan user narrated the story of Hide the Pain Harold ...

‘Tis the season… yay. Fortunately, there’s a solution to our collective predicament: make memes to mask the pain, using a piping hot batch of ‘Hide the Pain Harold’ stock photo ...

Knee surgery is certainly a daunting experience for many. From a simple dental appointment to a shot of vaccine, medical ...

András Arató AKA ‘Hide the pain Harold’ in the Vodafone commercial ... in America had picked up his photos, turned them into memes and unleashed them online. “I never wanted to be ...

Pearsall said she'd definitely come across "How does ibuprofen know where the pain is?" before making the video, but she explained she wasn't aware the question had reached meme status.

he is Hide the Pain Harold. Harold, sometimes also known as Maurice, is perhaps the most ubiquitous stock photo meme, his cheeky expression while using a laptop or drinking a coffee belying a ...

Unfortunately for those trying to encourage people to take their jabs, the image in question is of a Hungarian man forcing a smile that is known online as the “Hide the Pain Harold” meme.