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Bartenders everywhere have been learning how to make a negroni sbagliato after a TikTok video featuring “House of the Dragon” stars Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke went viral.

The last thing that Emma D’Arcy expected to become was a meme.

Manchester United flop Paul Pogba has taken a cheeky dig at his former boss Jose Mourinho in Pepsi's latest advert.Pogba stars alongside Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho in the advert that sees the three stars take on locals in a nutmeg competition. And after having the ball slotted through his legs, Pogba recreates one of Mourinho's infamous memes.The Frenchman peeks through some curtains with a shocked look on his face - like the infamous image of Mourinho that often does the rounds on social media.

a cruel “Family Guy” meme that went viral in 2016.The 25-year-old actress is revealing what she hopes fans will take away from her September Hunger magazine profile, in which she says the meme made her a “recluse.”“I think the big thing is that compassion is a really key thing in humanity and just being kind with the words that you say with one another, the things you say online,” Moretz told Entertainment Tonight, while walking the red carpet at “The Peripheral” premiere on Tuesday.She continued: “I think compassion is key and I hope that the world can have a little bit more of that.”The paparazzi photo that Moretz is discussing in detail, shows her carrying a pizza box and wearing a black top, heels and shorts.People drew comparisons to the “Family Guy” character Legs Go All the Way Up Griffin in an episode of the show called, “Amish Guy.” People edited the photo of the “Kick-Ass” star so that her midsection looked shorter and her legs looked longer.

Chloë Grace Moretz is opening up about what she hopes fans take away from her recently addressing the horrific meme that was a total «headf**k,» and she can sum it up with just two words — more compassion.While walking the red carpet for Prime Video's  premiere at the famed Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday night, the 25-year-old actress told ET she hopes there's more compassion in this world after revealing the impact the meme had on her life for the better part of a year.Last month, Moretz, for the first time, told  that she «basically became a recluse» after she was bombarded with the meme born out of a photo of her walking into a hotel with a pizza box in her hand. That photo, she said, «got manipulated into a character from with the long legs and the short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time.»«Everyone was making fun of my body and I brought it up with someone and they were like, 'Oh, shut the f**k up, it's funny.' And I just remember sitting there and thinking, my body is being used as a joke and it's something I can't change about who I am, and it is being posted all over Instagram,» she recalled to the outlet.

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There are no shortage of peculiar memes floating around TikTok, and the “Taste The Biscuit” Song, also known as the Chrome Beach Biscuit Lady, is just the latest.

Chelsea exile showed off his ripped physique and six pack in a photoshoot with the underwear company. It comes months after leaving west London in the summer for Inter Milan, just a year after joining the Blues from the Italian side for £97million.

READ MORE: Chloë Grace Moretz slams Twitter trolls for calling her 'fat' and 'masculine'She said: "I just remember sitting there and thinking, 'My body is being used as a joke' and it's something that I can't change about who I am, and it is being posted all over Instagram."The meme was of the Family Guy cartoon character 'Legs Go All the Way Up Griffin', which was next to a picture of Chloe, who had been snapped carrying a pizza into a hotel in 2016.Speaking to Hunger magazine, Chloe said: "This photo got manipulated into a character from Family Guy with the long legs and the short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time."Everyone was making fun of my body and I brought it up with someone and they were like, 'Oh, shut the f**k up, it's funny'."To this day, when I see that meme, it's something very hard for me to overcome."Chloe said the impact of the meme left her with body dysmorphia and that she felt "kind of sad" that she had to go through the ordeal.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."At the same time, it made me severely anxious when I was photographed," she added. "My heart rate would rise and I would hyperventilate."It took a layer of something that I used to enjoy, which was getting dressed up and going to a carpet and taking a photo, and made me super self-conscious."I think that body dysmorphia — which we all deal with in this world — is extrapolated by the issues of social media.

Chloë Grace Moretz has been acting since she was a child and growing up in front of the cameras has not been easy. The actor recently opened up about a Family Guy meme that made her self-conscious and had her become a “recluse.”

Chloe Grace Moretz has admitted that a viral meme mocking her appearance made her withdraw from the spotlight and left her dealing with anxiety. The Carrie actress, 25, told Hunger magazine that an internet joke where her photo was altered to make her resemble a long-legged Family Guy character resulted in her suffering from body dysmorphia.'I just remember sitting there and thinking, "My body is being used as a joke and it’s something that I can’t change about who I am, and it is being posted all over Instagram,"' she told the publication.

Chloe Grace Moretz opened up about the dark side of being turned into a meme.

Zack Sharf Chloë Grace Moretz spoke bluntly to Hunter magazine about becoming a “recluse” after her body dysmorphia was exacerbated by “horrific” memes on social media, most notably one meme comparing her body to a “Family Guy” character. The viral meme, which ridiculed the actor’s body, was created after a photographer snapped a picture of Moretz walking into a hotel carrying a pizza box. “Then came the onslaught of horrific memes that started getting sent to me about my body,” Moretz said. “I’ve actually never really talked about this, but there was one meme that really affected me, of me walking into a hotel with a pizza box in my hand. And this photo got manipulated into a character from ‘Family Guy’ with the long legs and the short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time.”

Hunger Magazine that the “joke” often posted on Twitter forced her to retract from the public eye.“There was one meme that really affected me, of me walking into a hotel with a pizza box in my hand,” the 25-year-old said.Moretz explained that “this photo got manipulated into a character from ‘Family Guy’ with the long legs and the short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time.”The photograph was from 2016 when carried the two pizza boxes while sporting an outfit consisting of heels and shorts. The paparazzi snapshot was then edited into looking like her midsection was shortened and her legs were overly long.

Chloë Grace Moretz opened up about her struggles with body dysmorphia and anxiety after becoming the target of viral social media memes.  In a recent interview with Hunger magazine, the 25-year-old actress revealed she sought therapy after intense online scrutiny made her "super self-conscious" about her body. "I had to work through that," Moretz explained.

Chloë Grace Moretz is opening up about the impact THAT Family Guy meme had on her…

Family Guy. In the picture, it looks like , in high-waisted shorts, has unusually long legs attached directly to her torso, perhaps a trick of the camera obscuring her hips. In fact, the picture is just edited (), but her body becoming a source of humor didn't sit well with the actor.

Chloë Grace Moretz has reflected on the impact a Family Guy meme had on her mental health. In an episode titled Amish Guy for the tenth season of the animated comedy series, which originally aired in 2011, producers turned an image of the Greta actress walking into a hotel with a pizza box into a character named Legs Go All The Way Up Griffin. The caricature soon began to circulate on the Internet, and during an interview with Hunger, Moretz shared that the meme really affected her body image.

Chloë Grace Moretz has revealed how a Family Guy-related meme about her body negatively impacted her life.In an interview with Hunger the Kick-Ass actress spoke about one particular image of herself in which she is seen entering a hotel after collecting a pizza delivery.The image later became a meme on social media, with people comparing Moretz’s body to the Family Guy character Legs Go All The Way Up Griffin, the great aunt of main character Peter Griffin.Reflecting on the widespread use of the meme, Moretz said that it made it her “super self-conscious”.“I’ve actually never really talked about this, but there was one meme that really affected me, of me walking into a hotel with a pizza box in my hand,” she said. “And this photo got manipulated into a character from Family Guy with the long legs and the short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time.”Moretz went on to explain how those around her played down the situation, describing the joke as “funny”.“Everyone was making fun of my body, and I brought it up with someone, and they were like, ‘Oh, shut the fuck up, it’s funny.’“And I just remember sitting there and thinking, my body is being used as a joke, and it’s something that I can’t change about who I am, and it is being posted all over Instagram.”She added: “It was something so benign as walking into a hotel with leftovers.

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road rage rant between Pickering and a moped driver sparked an infamous, hilarious tirade that saw the pair trade some rather tepid insults seven years ago today (Wednesday, September 21).On September 21, 2015, Pickering was seen uttering the now legendary line: "Do you know who I am? I'm Ronnie Pickering."READ MORE: Man to spend 24-hours doing world's most hated exercise to 'stop people complaining'At the time, very few people knew who exactly Pickering was, but the video has since went viral and now the 59-year-old grandfather-of-five is known by hundreds of thousands of internet users.Pickering, also known as "Road Rage Ronnie", has felt the success of internet stardom and life seemed to carry on as normal.There was an occasion a few years back where Pickering assaulted a drug dealer selling outside of a friends house, which landed the internet legend in court, but there has been no lasting damage from the video itself.Speaking to HullLive, Pickering said of the video: "To be honest, I was just spouting a lot of gobbledegook. I said things I wouldn’t normally say.