The "Distracted Boyfriend" meme, which originated in a stock photo taken by Spanish photographer Antonio Guillem, became a global sensation after it was shared widely in 2017.

Meme History: How a ‘distracted boyfriend’ went from a simple stock photo to an iconic meme While many memes evolve slowly, the ‘Distracted Boyfriend’ meme seemed destined for instant fame.

Anyone who's been on the internet for a while will recognise the 'distracted boyfriend' meme. And now AI is bringing this classic piece of internet history to life in a whole new way.

The Distracted Boyfriend meme, also known as the “Guy Looking at Girl” meme was one of the most popular memes of the late 2010s. In fact, it gained so much popularity that it was awarded ...

You know the meme. It's the stock image of a dude in a flannel shirt turning back to ... 1 Warriors photo has NBA fans thinking Steph Curry unintentionally recreated the Distracted Boyfriend meme.

Arthur’s stance clearly mimics that of the boyfriend in the meme, as the way he looks over his shoulder is a defining aspect of the original stock photo. Admittedly, this Red Dead Redemption 2 ...

The original distracted boyfriend meme is a 1761 painting by English artist Joshua Reynolds. It depicts his friend and actor, David Garrick, caught between two women who are supposed to symbolize ...

The Distracted Boyfriend meme has been an online staple since 2017. Based on a series of stock photographs dramatizing infidelity, taken by Spanish photographer Antonio Guillem, the original photo ...

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You’ve seen the meme everywhere! Now the infamous couple featured in the “distracted boyfriend” meme is popping up across billboards in Hungary promoting its new pro-family benefits program.