Start The Podcast Course 👉 https://englishwithrhys.com/courses/the-podcast-course/...Why does a meme that means nothing spread everywhere? And what does that tell us about English, culture, and belonging? In this episode, we talk about the viral “67” meme and why memes aren’t really about meaning at all. They’re about connection. Along the way, you’ll improve your English with real phrases native speakers actually use.Key Phrases:You can’t escape it: It’s everywhere.It doesn’t really belong: It feels out of place.To feel left out: To feel excluded.I’ll hold my hands up: I admit my mistake.Just a quick aside: A short comment not directly related.If you want to learn more with the full version of this lesson, follow this link to The Podcast Course. Every time a new episode comes out, a new lesson is added with vocabulary, grammar, and listening practice 👉 https://englishwithrhys.com/courses/the-podcast-course/...In this episode, we also talk about:– Why “67” went viral– Memes and belonging– Old memes like Doge, Rickrolling, and “All your base are belong to us”– Why perfect English isn’t the goalLeave a comment and tell me about the first meme you remember being part of. Did it make sense at the time?Subscribe for more English learning content.#english #learnenglish #englishpodcast #memes #internetculture #vocabulary #englishteacher