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**Content Overview:**
* A YouTuber, "The Meme Ster", hosts their show "Meme Review", critiquing various internet memes.
* The host reviews several memes, expressing frustration, confusion, or amusement, often declaring them "dead" or "cursed".
* Memes cover a range of topics, including:
+ A cartoon skeleton
+ Humor based on misunderstanding or absurdity
+ Pop culture references (e.g., Mario, Japanese media)
+ "Weird flexes" (boastful or awkward statements)
* The host also engages in self-deprecation, addressing criticism about their walking style and vehemently denying being a virgin.
* The tone is largely humorous, with the host using satire and irony to critique internet culture.
**Key Takeaways:**
* The show's format involves humorous critiques of internet memes.
* The host is known for their blunt, often sarcastic opinions.
* The content covers a wide range of meme topics, reflecting the diversity of internet humor.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
**Note:** Since the text appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video (Meme Review), most "facts" are context-dependent or related to the content being reviewed. I've excluded opinions, subjective statements, and focused on objective, verifiable information.
1. The speaker has an 8-year career on YouTube.
2. The speaker has a daughter who owns a phone with internet access.
3. The daughter had images of a cartoon skeleton with a glowing blue eye on her phone.
4. The images were from a video game, according to the daughter.
5. A meme mentioned "P is stored in the brain".
6. A news report segment ("Pew News") is part of the YouTube show.
7. A fictional news report stated Mario (from Super Mario 64) died from texting and driving.
8. Mario's last words were "Mamma Mia I shouldn't have texted while driving".
9. The "Bra" meme originated from a Vine video.
10. The speaker mentions Guinness World Record books in the context of odd flexes.
11. The YouTube show "Meme Review" has a segment for "Bonus Meme".