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h2xSavUtXLw_0.0_15.0.mp4 | 0N/A | An orange cat in a feeder slowly giving a skeptical side-eye to the viewer, punctuated by a dramatic, suspicious sound effect. | 8surprised/shocked | Which of the following comments is the least appropriate comment for this video? | [
"POV: When I see my brother having an iced coffee and he didn't get me one.",
"...you eat this...",
"Can you pass me the salt, Daddy? Me: Her Dad:.",
"Lol, the cat's like, wash your feet."
] | Lol, the cat's like, wash your feet. | Used to react with silent, skeptical judgment when someone says or does something suspicious, weird, or questionable. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"sex"
] | ||
imSefM4GPpE_53.0_64.0.mp4 | 4en | It is a ballad/love song in which Bowser confesses his feelings and devotion toward Princess Peach, singing about how he will go to great lengths to win her. | 1cringe/embarrassed | In what context was this song originally used? | [
"Advertisement for peaches.",
"Amusement park.",
"Movie.",
"Video game."
] | Movie. | Because “Peaches” repeats the word many times, short clips emphasizing “Peaches, Peaches, Peaches” are used as background audio for transformation videos, lip syncs, or comedic exaggeration. | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
fWjiyJ2yjOM_3.0_6.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man is making a comment on what is the truth of life. | 4neutral | What does this man compare life to? | [
"Wine.",
"Mother.",
"Movie.",
"Game."
] | Movie. | Used as a comment after some sensational or philosophical opinions. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"sex"
] | ||
F90Cw4l-8NY_62.0_78.0.mp4 | 4en | The chorus from Bastille's "Pompeii" ("But if you close your eyes…") is used in meme videos where countries, regions, or objects disappear or vanish from maps or scenes, evoking a surreal "it's gone" effect. | 5nostalgic | In memes that use this chorus, what dramatic effect is most commonly being emphasized? | [
"Sudden disappearance or erasure.",
"A happy reunion.",
"A festive party scene.",
"A cooking tutorial."
] | Sudden disappearance or erasure. | Used in memes to dramatize vanishing, erasure, or the sudden absence of something familiar (e.g., a country disappearing on a map). | 3song | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
w0clxgzU370_73.0_103.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A grand orchestral buildup with strong brass, conveying victory, destiny, and overwhelming power. | 3happy | Why do people use this sound in some scenarios? | [
"It transforms a minor achievement into an overly dramatic, epic victory.",
"It signals that a serious situation is about to end in a hilarious disaster.",
"It emphasizes a moment of sudden failure or an awkward realization.",
"It introduces a sense of magic, unexplained mystery, or a conspiracy."
] | It transforms a minor achievement into an overly dramatic, epic victory. | Commonly used to highlight moments of triumph or exaggerated self-importance, especially when an ordinary success is humorously portrayed as world-changing. | 1music | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
dFnV3qDpNLY_0.0_9.0.mp4 | 4en | An interviewer asks about a move in bed; the woman replies with a graphic “hawk tuah” spit suggestion and laughs. | 3happy | What social positioning is implied in this audio? | [
"Flirtatious teasing toward the interviewer.",
"Formal instruction aimed at a sex education class.",
"Private confession between lovers.",
"Confident overshare that plays to the crowd.",
"Ironic self-parody for clout.",
"Deferential caution seeking expert approval."
] | Confident overshare that plays to the crowd. | Used as an explicit punchline or shock-cut reaction in memes, remixes, and call-and-response edits. | 2noisy speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"sex"
] | ||
WjB3O3Nmr50_0.0_25.0.mp4 | 4en | A man suddenly starts acting blind after a reporter asks him about witnessing a strange event on live TV. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why did he call the reporter sir? | [
"Because the reporter sounds like a man.",
"Because he is lying.",
"Because he is blind and thought the reporter was a man.",
"Because the reporter was a man."
] | Because he is lying. | Used to indicate that someone is turning a blind eye to something obvious. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
us5xN06GhKU_100.0_128.0.mp4 | 0N/A | Incredible Spanish guitar rendition of Despacito by Imad Fares. | 3happy | Are the two people a couple dancing together? | [
"They are strangers.",
"They are a couple."
] | They are strangers. | An extremely popular song played by guitar in a public place in Spain. | 1music | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
izF_ReSx5Uo_100.0_103.0.mp4 | 11ja | A man is pointing out that an argument is not based on facts. | 7sarcastic/ironic | What is the man's profession? | [
"Comedian.",
"Teacher.",
"Baseball player.",
"Researcher.",
"Entrepreneur.",
"Musician.",
"Banker."
] | Entrepreneur. | Used as a reaction to someone who presents their subjective opinions as facts. | 0clean speech | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1Pb411V7Eb_0.0_11.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man is saying, please give something to him. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why did this scene become a meme? | [
"Because of his childish tone.",
"Because of his strong accent.",
"Because what he says is absurd."
] | Because of his childish tone. | Used to describe someone who really wants something very much. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
WO8mrVjW0-c_14.0_17.0.mp4 | 17zh | A booming, motivational chant meaning “let's go/awesome,” used as a hype shout to encourage oneself or others. | 3happy | Which mental role best describes the speaker? | [
"Self-deprecator.",
"Ironist.",
"Endorser.",
"Critic."
] | Endorser. | Used as an upbeat rally cry to pump up morale or celebrate effort/success, often shouted as a tag after a short pep talk. | 0clean speech | 2Emotion Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
lyuFLU2Zqz0_6.0_26.0.mp4 | 0N/A | The intro of “Moskau,” a song by the German band Dschinghis Khan. | 4neutral | What language is the original version of this song in? | [
"Russian.",
"German.",
"French.",
"Finnish."
] | German. | Used in videos related to Russia and also widely repurposed for other uses, such as cover versions and creative remixes serving as cheering songs for athletes. | 1music | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
dwCZvIm1nXc_16.0_21.0.mp4 | 0N/A | Konata Izumi (the main character from Lucky Star) mimicking the Windows XP shutdown sound. | 4neutral | Who made this sound? | [
"Aqua (KonoSuba).",
"Konata Izumi.",
"Asuka Langley Soryu.",
"None of the above, it's a random person."
] | Konata Izumi. | Used by Lucky Star and Konata fans as a cute or funny alternative to the standard Windows XP shutdown sound. | 4sound effect | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV19Z4y1M7WP_12.0_27.0.mp4 | 17zh | A mistress slips into the wife's clothes “for excitement,” and the cheating husband teases her: “Damn woman, you're shameless.” | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why is this woman wearing the man's wife's clothes? | [
"She wanted to feel the forbidden thrill.",
"They fit better than her own clothes.",
"She was cold."
] | She wanted to feel the forbidden thrill. | Used to describe someone who is wild and bold. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
RxuDfLqdD2U_91.0_98.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man known for scamming customers angrily yells, “你是在大聲什麼啦！我沒空！” (“What are you yelling for? I don't have time!”). His forced aggression exposes his insecurity and guilt, making the fake confidence itself the punchline. | 0angry/annoyed | Why did this short clip become so widely quoted online? | [
"Because the argument was staged.",
"Because he uses formal language.",
"Because of the dramatic background music.",
"Because the man's fake anger exposes his guilt and insecurity."
] | Because the man's fake anger exposes his guilt and insecurity. | Used mockingly when someone tries to sound tough or righteous to hide their guilt or weakness, often to parody overconfident scammers or bluffers. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1Kb4JzJEeg_56.0_61.0.mp4 | 17zh | A drunk father regards himself as the smartest because he asks his 13-year-old son to drive. | 3happy | What do people mean when they say this? | [
"To sarcastically mock their own foolish behavior.",
"To describe their gentle and obedient personality.",
"To genuinely praise themselves for being responsible.",
"To compliment their son's driving skills."
] | To sarcastically mock their own foolish behavior. | Used to describe a situation where a person plays innocent after messing up. | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"drug/alcohol"
] | ||
BV159B7Y5Ewt_217.0_221.0.mp4 | 17zh | The general orders a commander to bring up the Italian cannon. | 0angry/annoyed | Why did this scene become a meme? | [
"Because it's full of intensity.",
"Because it's catchy.",
"Because it's humorous.",
"Because people love pasta."
] | Because it's full of intensity. | Used to humorously express indignation. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
D_oTxsHK5d8_3.0_5.0.mp4 | 4en | A character, trying to connect with someone, describes their scientific expertise by saying, "I'm something of a scientist myself." | 7sarcastic/ironic | This meme is associated with what character? | [
"Norman Osborn.",
"Gru.",
"Doctor Who.",
"Syndrome."
] | Norman Osborn. | Used to humorously feign expertise in a particular area, often by replacing 'scientist' with another word. | 2noisy speech | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
k85mRPqvMbE_6.0_34.0.mp4 | 13non-human-language | A techno-cover remix of “Axel F” featuring synthesized vocals imitating a moped sound (“ding-ding”), performed by a hyperactive animated frog — an absurd, high-energy audio motif that became a viral ringtone and meme. | 3happy | Whose composition is this remix originally based on? | [
"Blue.",
"Sandstorm.",
"Popcorn.",
"Zombie Nation.",
"Axel F."
] | Axel F. | Inject absurd excitement, retro childhood nostalgia, or frantic comedic energy. | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1jHeQeJEpt_27.0_31.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man is saying that he won't die easily. | 0angry/annoyed | Why is the man so funny here? | [
"Because he makes a joke about death in a humorous way.",
"Because his verse is so lame and even laughable.",
"Because he expresses his confidence in an inspiring way.",
"Because he mixes Chinese and English in a creative way."
] | Because his verse is so lame and even laughable. | Used to express that someone is so lame. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
JNJJ-QkZ8cM_0.0_30.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A melancholic, ominous chiptune piece used as background music in Lavender Town—a graveyard location in Pokémon Red/Blue—renowned for its eerie atmosphere and lasting impact on players' memory. | 2fearful/anxious | Who composed the original version of this track? | [
"Koji Kondo.",
"Junichi Masuda.",
"Toby Fox.",
"Akira Yamaoka.",
"Yoko Kanno."
] | Junichi Masuda. | Signal an ominous or unsettling atmosphere, often in discussions about spooky video game music or retro gaming chills. | 1music | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
jca4TchXelE_55.0_60.0.mp4 | 4en | A man angrily yells in a boardroom setting. | 0angry/annoyed | Which of the following would be an appropriate situation to use this clip? | [
"Grinding a video game only to have it get unplugged.",
"A man walks down the street with their hands.",
"After winning a marathon through constant practice."
] | Grinding a video game only to have it get unplugged. | Used to humorously denote a situation where someone has given a lot for something, only to have it taken away from them. | 0clean speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
yVwC2XncWJU_0.0_9.0.mp4 | 12ko | The girl is saying she's so lucky in a cute way. | 3happy | When do people use it? | [
"When they feel happy.",
"When they feel sad.",
"When they feel they are lucky.",
"When they feel stressed."
] | When they feel they are lucky. | It's a trendy and cute way to say "omg, so lucky!". | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1P94y1a7bw_39.5_44.5.mp4 | 17zh | A woman with a strong Northwestern accent scolds others: “Why did you say that I didn't dress properly? What drama are you trying to start here? Get out!” | 0angry/annoyed | Why did this phrase become a meme online? | [
"Because the speaker's strong accent and exaggerated anger made the scolding sound hilarious.",
"Because she was leading an online campaign against rumors in a funny way.",
"Because she was actually pretending to be a serious fashion critic judging clothes humorously.",
"Because the phrase came from a scripted comedy show."
] | Because the speaker's strong accent and exaggerated anger made the scolding sound hilarious. | Used jokingly to ask people to get out. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
QrGrOK8oZG8_16.0_26.0.mp4 | 4en | An endless credits scene shows various actors and their names. | 3happy | Why is this clip humorous? | [
"It has been dubbed wrongly.",
"It is overly upbeat.",
"It keeps going and going."
] | It keeps going and going. | Used in any situation where there is too much of something. | 3song | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
7g0qfSxFYfM_15.0_45.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A fast and rhythmic instrumental featuring tense percussion and a repetitive melody that conveys focus, danger, and secret planning. | 2fearful/anxious | Why did this sound become popular? | [
"Because it instantly makes a 3-second clip of a single cloud look like an expensive yoga retreat ad.",
"Because it's the official sound for making everyone tear up at a \"core memory\" video of your dog.",
"Because it's the go-to sound for making your 2 AM snack run look like a high-stakes spy mission.",
"Because it's the required audio for a \"look at my partner\" montage where every clip cuts perfectly to the beat..."
] | Because it's the go-to sound for making your 2 AM snack run look like a high-stakes spy mission. | Commonly used when someone performs an ordinary task as if it were a risky or top-secret mission, often for humorous contrast. | 1music | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV12Y4y1o7XX_10.0_17.0.mp4 | 5es | Lionel Messi angrily breaks off to confront an off-screen person, telling him, "What are you looking at, fool? Go away." | 0angry/annoyed | Why did this clip become particularly famous among Chinese internet users? | [
"Because his uncharacteristic display of anger was widely praised as a passionate and authentic moment, contrasting with typical media-trained athletes.",
"Because Chinese fans translated the original insult and adopted it as a popular way to show support for the athlete and taunt his rivals.",
"Because listeners think he was talking about a phrase about food items.",
"Because the clip was heavily edited and remixed, placing him in different scenarios where he appeared to be arguing with other famous figures or fictional characters."
] | Because listeners think he was talking about a phrase about food items. | Used to express sudden, uncharacteristic irritation. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
3zMy1s8tk_Q_0.0_15.0.mp4 | 17zh | A short, catchy advertisement jingle with repeated tones intended to make the brand name memorable. | 5nostalgic | What was the original purpose of this audio? | [
"A rap-style short theme written for a children's cartoon opening.",
"A catchy TV jingle to promote a health supplement brand.",
"A cheerful background melody for a festival celebration.",
"A light vocal piece made for a comedy show intro on TV."
] | A catchy TV jingle to promote a health supplement brand. | Often used in memes to evoke nostalgia or parody overplayed advertising jingles. | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
_fUNlnNh-_0_56.0_76.0.mp4 | 17zh | The woman apologizes for coming at the wrong time, but the man insists she came at the perfect time. | 3happy | Which of the following characteristics of the man is best shown in the clip? | [
"High EQ in solving embarrassment.",
"Willingness to make friends.",
"Generosity in always offering help.",
"Playboy attitude of enjoying being surrounded by women."
] | Playboy attitude of enjoying being surrounded by women. | Used to mock or act out the role of a playboy surrounded by multiple girls. | 2noisy speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"sex"
] | ||
BV1fR4y1M7A8_0.0_5.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man says that the other person always manages to come up with something new. | 8surprised/shocked | Why did this scene become a meme? | [
"Because the expression is concise and from a popular TV series.",
"Because of the idol effect and it's from a popular variety show.",
"Because it's full of humor and from a popular movie."
] | Because the expression is concise and from a popular TV series. | Used to express surprise or delight. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
bq-KbglM3Cs_0.0_4.0.mp4 | 16te | A man saying, "You're trying to hold back your laughter, right, bro?" | 1cringe/embarrassed | What is the listener trying to hide? | [
"Tears.",
"A sneeze.",
"Hiccups.",
"Anger.",
"Laughter."
] | Laughter. | Used to call out someone who's trying not to laugh. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1LW411M7tb_27.5_37.5.mp4 | 17zh | A man sings a song about grilled gluten. | 3happy | What does he mean about the grilled gluten? | [
"The grilled gluten is very chewy and tasty.",
"The grilled gluten is full of strength."
] | The grilled gluten is very chewy and tasty. | Used in contexts that convey absurdity, humor, or unexpected twists. | 3song | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
tZ-Xvrl09e0_1122.0_1124.0.mp4 | 17zh | A woman says she has connections. | 7sarcastic/ironic | What does this line mean? | [
"This woman follows her superior's orders.",
"There are important people upstairs in this hotel.",
"This woman has great connections."
] | This woman has great connections. | Used to express that someone has good connections in a humorous way. | 0clean speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1PvaCzcEm3_13.0_32.0.mp4 | 17zh | An influencer recommends not sticking to all basics; build the outfit with one statement item as a focal point. | 4neutral | What is the main fashion principle expressed in this quote? | [
"Mix basic and non-basic pieces to create balance and style.",
"Avoid using accessories with simple outfits.",
"Keep both top and bottom as plain as possible for minimalism.",
"Always wear luxury brands to look expensive."
] | Mix basic and non-basic pieces to create balance and style. | Used to convey the idea of adding highlights to basics so the thing stands out. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
NFTxIeicFIQ_69.5_86.5.mp4 | 4en | A parent loudly cheers on their child doing a mundane task with, “You're doing amazing, sweetie!”. | 7sarcastic/ironic | What tone best characterizes the speaker's encouragement? | [
"Calm reassurance.",
"Overstated affection.",
"Playful sarcasm.",
"Genuine pride."
] | Overstated affection. | Used either sincerely or (more often) ironically to give over-the-top encouragement. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1pSJxzCEvK_0.0_3.0.mp4 | 17zh | The opening line of the science popularization series “Internet Viral Creature Identification” by science blogger Wu Qiong Xiaoliang's Popular Science Daily. This series focuses on identifying rare or misidentified creatures that go viral online. Because viewers often send in photos or videos of creatures they believe to be “water monkeys” (a mythical creature)—or sometimes even just objects or visual effects—the blogger ends each episode with a humorous “water monkey identification.” | 4neutral | What is used as the ending for each episode in this series where this line appears? | [
"A preview of where the blogger will film next and the theme of the upcoming episode.",
"Reading and replying to viewers' comments across platforms, with a few lucky commenters selected for a prize draw.",
"Bloopers from this episode, including many filming and line mistakes.",
"An encore of something mysterious."
] | An encore of something mysterious. | Used in other popular “XX Identification” works — including, but not limited to, those focusing on people and objects. | 0clean speech | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1ut411F7MS_31.0_46.0.mp4 | 17zh | A famous advertisement for a vocational school in Shandong, China. | 3happy | Which technique is not mentioned in the advertisement? | [
"Welding.",
"Beauty and hairdressing.",
"Computer.",
"Nursing.",
"Auto repair."
] | Nursing. | Used as an ad for a vocational school called Lanxiang. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
_e0zKDZE1DE_0_13.mp4 | 6fa | A person enjoying mango is selling it by saying it's like honey. | 3happy | Someone used this in response to the question "Is she beautiful?" What does it mean? | [
"Not sure, she tastes sweet when kissed.",
"No, only her eyes are beautiful because of the honey color.",
"Yes, she is damn beautiful."
] | Yes, she is damn beautiful. | When you are enjoying something, making others jealous. | 4sound effect | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
oBZk6JZwJCU_0.0_3.0.mp4 | 4en | A man who believes he is an elf confronts a department store Santa Claus and accuses him of being an impostor by shouting, "You sit on a throne of lies!". | 0angry/annoyed | What is the speaker most likely accusing the other person of? | [
"Impersonating a beloved holiday figure.",
"Stealing his lunch from the break room.",
"Forgetting his birthday.",
"Giving him incorrect directions."
] | Impersonating a beloved holiday figure. | Used to melodramatically and humorously accuse someone of being a fraud or being inauthentic. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
lqNecGBAVVk_129.0_133.0.mp4 | 9hi | A man comforting a friend by saying "All is well." | 4neutral | What is the speaker trying to do? | [
"Teaching.",
"Dancing.",
"Comforting.",
"Scolding.",
"Singing."
] | Comforting. | Used to calm friends and boost confidence before a risky or scary moment. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
X8kQ1rX1F4I_0.0_4.0.mp4 | 11ja | A man is expressing his jealousy of young people for enjoying sex life. | 1cringe/embarrassed | Is he likely to be popular with girls? | [
"Yes.",
"Maybe, we don't know.",
"No."
] | No. | Used to express jealousy toward people having sex. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"sex"
] | ||
TJI3NX7MpAc_6.0_8.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man holds a woman in his arms and shouts at another man, telling him not to come closer. | 0angry/annoyed | What makes this meme funny? | [
"The characters' facial expressions are overly exaggerated.",
"The translated dialogue is unexpectedly funny.",
"The characters in the story always act paranoid.",
"The voice acting is overly serious in an otherwise cheerful setting.",
"The voice acting sounds overly stiff and unprofessional.",
"The plot takes a major twist at this moment."
] | The characters' facial expressions are overly exaggerated. | Used to express a loud shout of anger or fear, warning someone to stay away. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
V4PPWYCqPKo_157.0_159.0.mp4 | 4en | Daenerys says 'Dracarys!'. | 4neutral | What's the outcome of this action? | [
"A White Walker appears.",
"A dragon takes flight and leaves the battlefield.",
"A soldier kills a prisoner.",
"A dragon breathes fire."
] | A dragon breathes fire. | Used humorously when something escalates suddenly and dramatically. | 2noisy speech | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1kC4y1E73B_3.0_7.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man says, “If you're bad, just practice more; if you can't handle losing, then don't play.” | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why did this scene become a meme? | [
"Because the gesture and tone are funny.",
"Because what he said does not make sense.",
"Because the man plays poorly himself."
] | Because the gesture and tone are funny. | Used to humorously tease someone for playing a game poorly. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
OtjsHokKUgI_0.0_14.0.mp4 | 4en | A driver excitedly celebrates a race and calls the result “simply lovely.” | 3happy | What tone best matches the closing phrase? | [
"Icy sarcasm.",
"Dry indifference.",
"Joyful understatement."
] | Joyful understatement. | Used to cap a satisfying win with cheerful understatement. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1ycr6YfEFj_2.0_32.0.mp4 | 17zh | A reinterpretation of Confucius's sentences to replace manners with violence. | 0angry/annoyed | Why is the video funny? | [
"Fighting is often more effective than language.",
"The distinct art styles and music make it funny.",
"It shows the contrast between assumed manners and violence.",
"Rivals surrender instantly once they see the power gap.",
"This clip is often misused online as a supposed example of \"good men\"."
] | It shows the contrast between assumed manners and violence. | Used as a funny example with sharp contrast to traditional Chinese morality. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"violence/gore"
] | ||
WApDytOlJZw_0.0_26.0.mp4 | 4en | In this short clip, a man confidently shouts “Yo, battle!” and strikes a cool pose—only to immediately slip and fall flat on the ground. The instant collapse after his showy entrance turns what was meant to be a dramatic start into pure slapstick comedy. | 3happy | In what circumstances do people use this meme? | [
"When someone is trying to start a real fight.",
"When someone brags but immediately embarrasses themselves.",
"When someone ignores others and keeps talking.",
"When someone shows off and actually pulls it off smoothly."
] | When someone brags but immediately embarrasses themselves. | Used humorously to represent instant karma or moments when overconfidence backfires—often paired with fails, bloopers, or awkward entrances in meme edits. | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
Dwf4gBDDjUk_73.0_90.0.mp4 | 11ja | The song 恋愛サーキュレーション / Renai Circulation is one of the OPs of the anime 化物語 (Bakemonogatari). The song went viral and became an internet meme even more well-known than the anime itself. | 4neutral | Which song appears in the same anime? | [
"紅蓮華.",
"More than words.",
"帰り道.",
"紅蓮の弓矢."
] | 帰り道. | It has been widely covered and used as background music for cute or lighthearted videos. | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
OqE5REIXiiE_10.0_32.0.mp4 | 11ja | A man is claiming that people in the School of Medicine at the University of Tokyo are not very bright. | 7sarcastic/ironic | In this audio, the man is criticizing a group of people at the University of Tokyo. Why do people find it funny? | [
"Because it is obviously not true that they are dumb.",
"Because he rightfully criticized the group known for their silly mistakes.",
"Because he himself is known as a dumb person.",
"Because he is a well-known comedian."
] | Because it is obviously not true that they are dumb. | Used for parody by being remixed into videos and edits. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1b4421S7xe_485.5_497.5.mp4 | 17zh | A woman is saying it's such a good show that her enemies are fighting among themselves. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why is the scene so funny here? | [
"Because the woman is trying to stop the fight seriously but fails in a ridiculous way.",
"Because the woman suddenly joins the fight herself and becomes part of the chaos.",
"Because the woman is gloating over people from the same side fighting each other.",
"Because the woman misunderstands the situation and thinks they are acting in a play."
] | Because the woman is gloating over people from the same side fighting each other. | Used to mock a situation where your enemies turn on each other. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
tMimdNPpCcQ_24.0_30.0.mp4 | 11ja | A woman is announcing that a character will die in the next episode. | 5nostalgic | Why do people find it funny? | [
"Because their least favorite character is finally dying.",
"Because it spoiled an expected cliffhanger.",
"Because he will be resurrected."
] | Because it spoiled an expected cliffhanger. | Used as a parody by replacing “城之内” (Jounouchi) with another name or thing. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1rs41157fF_0.0_19.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man is explaining why he is willing to trade money for youth. | 4neutral | What can be inferred about the man answering the question? | [
"He is pretending he is rich.",
"He is rich.",
"He is young.",
"He is pretending he is young."
] | He is rich. | Used to mock some rich people. | 2noisy speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
B7aSDu6Qh6U_0.0_9.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A goat talking to a cat. | 8surprised/shocked | What kind of conversational dynamic are they used to represent? | [
"One person chaotically spouting nonsense to a listener who responds with confusion.",
"A deep, meaningful conversation where both parties are fully engaged.",
"A calm and patient mentor teaching a highly attentive student.",
"An angry argument between two equally aggressive individuals."
] | One person chaotically spouting nonsense to a listener who responds with confusion. | Used to depict a situation where one person passionately and intensely explains a complex or niche topic to another person who is utterly confused, overwhelmed, or uncomprehending. | 4sound effect | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
dPrD1jJ28Q0_0.0_13.0.mp4 | 4en | A speaker lists playful “X not X-ing” complaints about life not working as intended. | 6sad | What primarily drives the timing of the line's humor? | [
"Surprise rhyme.",
"Strategic silence.",
"List acceleration.",
"Call-and-response."
] | List acceleration. | Used to describe when nothing functions right. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
MgVkBzXOc8Q_67.0_71.0.mp4 | 9hi | A calm but condescending voice delivers a statement of doubt and dismissal, implying that the listener lacks the ability to succeed. The line became a staple meme for sarcastically commenting on failure or incompetence, often used among friends or online communities to mock failed attempts humorously. | 7sarcastic/ironic | In a real-life setting, what would this tone most likely express? | [
"Asking for help politely.",
"Offering emotional support.",
"Praising someone's success.",
"Mocking someone's failed effort."
] | Mocking someone's failed effort. | Commonly used to tease someone who fails at something trivial (like losing a game or making a mistake). It's humorous when used casually but can sound patronizing if said seriously. | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
4HMRGf0w2zY_2.5_9.5.mp4 | 17zh | What started as a polite and theatrical “thank you” — combining “arigatō,” “美羊羊,” and the Japanese honorific “-san” — was first used sincerely by the Antelope Prince. When Fei Yangyang repeated it, however, it became a tool for ironic teasing and implied criticism of favoritism. | 7sarcastic/ironic | What is the most likely relationship between the two speakers? | [
"Potential romantic rivalry.",
"Coworkers without full trust.",
"Formal instruction setting.",
"Close friends teasing each other."
] | Potential romantic rivalry. | Used as a snarky, sing-song “thanks” to lampoon someone's performative politeness or envy—often dropped as a one-liner in edits, streams, or comments. | 2noisy speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
M5QGkOGZubQ_3.0_8.0.mp4 | 4en | Willy Wonka angrily yells. | 0angry/annoyed | Why is this clip memorable? | [
"It is harshly delivered.",
"It is comically bad acting.",
"It is completely nonsensical."
] | It is harshly delivered. | Used in a situation where someone walks away with nothing. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1bZ4y1y7bq_34.0_43.0.mp4 | 17zh | A girl is asking two boys to stop fighting. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why is the scene so funny here? | [
"Because the catchy line itself is funny.",
"Because the emotional acting is so authentic that viewers laugh out of relief.",
"Because the scene's action choreography is genuinely thrilling, like a blockbuster.",
"Because the fight looks like a cringey dance-off."
] | Because the fight looks like a cringey dance-off. | Used to playfully say “break it up,” or to tease that their argument isn't worth anything. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
KxGRhd_iWuE_13.0_34.0.mp4 | 11ja | A man is telling people not to give up on their goals. | 3happy | Which sport does the man in the audio play? | [
"Tennis.",
"Baseball.",
"Basketball.",
"Soccer.",
"Badminton."
] | Tennis. | Used to encourage people to keep working toward their goals. | 0clean speech | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
fGEifEVA83M_247.0_262.0.mp4 | 17zh | The speaker scolds a veteran Han minister for disappointing the troops with crude words. | 0angry/annoyed | What do the crude words refer to in this context? | [
"Disloyalty to the country.",
"Words that are usually spoken by an uneducated person.",
"Literally dirty words.",
"Humiliation to his soldiers."
] | Disloyalty to the country. | Used when someone literally says crude words, but usually as a parody not to blame the person. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
XAYhNHhxN0A_0.0_30.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A tense electronic song accompaniment for a spy film. | 2fearful/anxious | What is the emotion of this song? | [
"Heroic.",
"Tense.",
"Hopeful.",
"Retro.",
"Dreamy.",
"Calm."
] | Tense. | Used as a main theme for the movie to create a tense atmosphere. | 1music | 2Emotion Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
8Pc0AEbfnBM_0.0_28.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A tragic story of a hungry penguin who finds and loses a burger, encounters a cute dog, and is then abruptly killed by a disembodied smiling man. | 6sad | Which of the following comments is the least appropriate comment for this video? | [
"Made a social media school project with this.",
"When your friend plays music in a call.",
"This was the most detailed and saddest video ever. I love that you put all this effort into this.",
"Watching this has changed my life."
] | Made a social media school project with this. | Used to ironically parody a deeply emotional and tragic narrative through a nonsensical, low-quality animation. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
My2FRPA3Gf8_93.0_110.0.mp4 | 4en | A power ballad by Miley Cyrus about emotional devastation and heartbreak. Released with a music video featuring dramatic imagery (swinging on a wrecking ball, breaking walls), it spawned numerous covers, parodies, and meme remix versions. | 6sad | Which singer released the original track? | [
"Adele.",
"Miley Cyrus.",
"Avril Lavigne.",
"Pink.",
"Selena Gomez."
] | Miley Cyrus. | Used in meme or parody contexts when someone wants to dramatize emotional pain, overreactions, or breakups—but also in remix/disruption contexts (e.g., humorous mashups). | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
FoO7Pmx0bE4_35.0_54.0.mp4 | 12ko | A viral Korean comedy song where two performers act like butlers putting a young lady to bed, with catchy lyrics and a meme dance. | 3happy | What kind of role is the main speaker pretending to play? | [
"Her personal butler.",
"Her homeroom teacher.",
"A taxi driver she just met.",
"Her older brother.",
"Her doctor."
] | Her personal butler. | Used in short video edits for dance trends. | 3song | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
KmOxtY_ADjs_0.0_5.5.mp4 | 17zh | A man stands on the ice and laments his life. | 2fearful/anxious | Which emotion does this line most closely convey? | [
"Resignation and confusion.",
"Excitement and anticipation.",
"Lighthearted and teasing.",
"Anger and blame."
] | Resignation and confusion. | Used to sigh about how hard life is and how difficult living can be. | 2noisy speech | 2Emotion Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
RNcf1Wh0bzw_0.0_2.0.mp4 | 17zh | A Chinese man is provoking the other person to fight him one-on-one. | 7sarcastic/ironic | What does the person try to do to the audience? | [
"To provoke.",
"To show love.",
"To show respect."
] | To provoke. | Used to describe someone who is actually scared inside but still provokes the other person. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
GnDSBWvQyR0_0.0_4.5.mp4 | 17zh | A boastful antagonist uses a sudden-turn insult—“Don't get me wrong… all of you here are trash”—as a comedic, over-the-top flex. | 7sarcastic/ironic | When someone uses this clip, what kind of reaction would it most likely elicit from others? | [
"Offensive rebuttal.",
"Collective resonance.",
"Raised doubt.",
"Playful laughter."
] | Offensive rebuttal. | Used as a swaggering, over-the-top put-down to claim absolute superiority—“None of you are on my level.” Common in roasts, highlight edits, or victory taunts as a performative flex. | 2noisy speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
EJ5zqtNir5o_36.0_47.0.mp4 | 17zh | A customer repeats a ridiculously long and nonsensical tea name — “QQㄋㄟㄋㄟ好喝到咩噗茶” — which sounds both cute and awkward. The humor comes from how many Taiwanese tea shops invent overly complicated names that people must say out loud just to order. | 1cringe/embarrassed | Why do people find this audio clip relatable and funny? | [
"Because of its nostalgic tone.",
"Because the speaker sounds overly emotional.",
"Because of a misheard lyric in the background.",
"Because it mocks the trend of absurdly long drink names people must say out loud."
] | Because it mocks the trend of absurdly long drink names people must say out loud. | Used to mock the trend of Taiwanese drink shops giving absurdly long or childish names to beverages, often quoted when someone feels embarrassed while ordering. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
yupEwQ6qCd0_21.0_42.0.mp4 | 17zh | A Chinese rap song whose accompaniment is sampled from Cantonese opera and sounds retro yet trendy. | 4neutral | Where is the author from, inferred from this song? | [
"Taipei.",
"Canton.",
"Yokohama.",
"Beijing."
] | Canton. | Used for short video background music. | 3song | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
A6Bf44KBAdc_7.0_10.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A man lets out an extremely exaggerated scream and laugh. | 3happy | What did the person do just before letting out this laugh? | [
"Revealed a silly costume during a surprise entrance.",
"Pulled a prank on a friend and made him jump.",
"Accidentally knocked over a stack of boxes without causing damage.",
"Landed a perfect punchline after a long setup.",
"Won a difficult challenge at the very last moment."
] | Pulled a prank on a friend and made him jump. | Used to insert over-the-top laughter in video edits. | 4sound effect | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
qthxa7m_B4E_0.0_10.0.mp4 | 0N/A | Two blurry, stick-like figures perform a rapid, back-and-forth dance to a chaotic, distorted guitar riff. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Which of the following comments is the least appropriate for this video? | [
"POV: How I say hi to my friend in Minecraft.",
"My last two brain cells communicating in a math test.",
"This is how we will talk in 2050.",
"I did wrong and... my city became Chernobyl."
] | I did wrong and... my city became Chernobyl. | Used to humorously represent a chaotic, nonsensical, yet mutually understood form of communication. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
fAwDO4uP7zw_39.0_60.0.mp4 | 17zh | The voice actor calls for a voice-dubbing volunteer, and a bald kid in full Blue Cat clothes eagerly shouts out. | 3happy | What is the funniest thing here? | [
"Cartoon suit.",
"Bare hair.",
"Shouting out.",
"The voice acting."
] | Bare hair. | Used as a prosody when someone with a bald head suddenly appears. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
Q4SFQwJkX50_27.5_35.5.mp4 | 6fa | No one believes the teacher's word, even with the footage of the class. | 3happy | You ask a friend if she just saw a car passing by. She says no and then you use this meme. What does it mean? | [
"She is not into cars and you want to make the situation funny instead of awkward.",
"She saw it and is just bothering you.",
"You doubt if she missed it and she is lying."
] | She is not into cars and you want to make the situation funny instead of awkward. | Used in the situation where others missed something while you saw it and now can't prove it. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
OyDyOweu-PA_0.0_30.0.mp4 | 14po | The meme combines the opening lines of a Polish rap song with a dancing cow animation; people loop or remix the opening lyric and pair it with absurd or rhythmic visuals. | 1cringe/embarrassed | Whose track is this audio taken from? | [
"Dawid Podsiadło.",
"Quebonafide.",
"Bedoes.",
"Cypis.",
"Bajm."
] | Cypis. | Used to evoke absurdity, mock seriousness, or to underscore ridiculous or random content. | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
-8ToXso1Rqg_1609.0_1626.0.mp4 | 6fa | A religious man tries to answer young people's rude behavior by throwing shade. | 3happy | Why should someone ask for saying hi to someone's mom? | [
"Missing the mom",
"To insult the person",
"Forced to be polite",
"Finding the mom attractive"
] | Forced to be polite | Used when you respond politely to rude behavior. | 2noisy speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
tkWopIaMaHQ_0.0_5.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A Jack Russell Terrier against a green screen, appearing to let out an infectious, high-pitched, and wheezing laugh. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Which of the following comments is the least appropriate comment for this video? | [
"My brain when it's time to go at school:.",
"Me when I snuck a food:.",
"Teachers in exam to students be like.",
"Me: *misses the duck* The dog:."
] | My brain when it's time to go at school:. | Used to react to something absurdly funny. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
astISOttCQ0_7.5_23.5.mp4 | 4en | A high-pitched, upbeat tune sung by an animated gummy bear, looping the memorable line “I'm a gummy bear,” exported widely as a playful, slightly absurd earworm. | 3happy | What kind of sound best describes this song? | [
"Slow and deep.",
"Calm and quiet.",
"Sad and distant.",
"High and bouncy.",
"Rough and distorted."
] | High and bouncy. | Humorously annoy or amuse through catchy repetition. | 3song | 0Audio Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
9wCfNFmpL1s_0.0_10.0.mp4 | 0N/A | An instrumental piece that invokes nostalgic and aesthetic feelings in you. | 5nostalgic | What is the name of the trend that made this music famous on TikTok? | [
"Corecore.",
"Dreamcore.",
"Weirdcore.",
"Cottagecore."
] | Corecore. | It is played in short clips with aesthetic scenes. | 1music | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1Am4y1N7CW_0.0_9.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man is reasoning about the price of a makeup product. | 0angry/annoyed | Why did this clip become popular on the internet? | [
"Because the makeup brand mentioned in the clip became very popular.",
"Because people disagree with the speaker's opinion.",
"Because the actor in the clip creates great contrast with his performance.",
"Because it shows a good example of a streamer protecting a domestic brand."
] | Because people disagree with the speaker's opinion. | Used to tease famous people who don't sympathize with normal people. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1Rx411k7eY_65.0_83.0.mp4 | 17zh | A man with a Guangxi accent declares that “being in the detention centre feels much better than being at home. At home you're lonely, no friends, no girls; inside everyone's talented and speaks nicely, I really like it.”. | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why did this quote become such a meme among Chinese netizens? | [
"Because he was trying to make a social critique about loneliness.",
"Because he was seriously describing good prison management and this sounds funny.",
"Because he used poetic language to describe life in detention.",
"Because the man's tone and accent made his praise of jail sound funny."
] | Because the man's tone and accent made his praise of jail sound funny. | Used ironically when someone expresses love for something that logically they shouldn't love. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
FH9GLgwqXbo_0.0_2.5.mp4 | 6fa | A rapper starts his conversation in the most polite way, like a radio show, and it ends up with the worst swears possible in the world. | 7sarcastic/ironic | A person is taking a video using this meme in a news-style format about a coach. What does it mean? | [
"The coach aced the game and is being acknowledged.",
"Fans are mad at the coach.",
"The rumors say the coach will be in the media industry soon."
] | Fans are mad at the coach. | Used when you are so angry at someone. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
t6-cCh9bTG4_11.0_23.0.mp4 | 0N/A | Its melody originally comes from the 1964 girl-group song “Remember (Walking in the Sand)” by The Shangri-Las. | 1cringe/embarrassed | How many people are in the group that sang the original version of this song? | [
"6.",
"7.",
"5.",
"2.",
"1.",
"4.",
"3."
] | 4. | It's overlaid in short videos precisely at the moment something goes wrong, fails, or some comedic disaster happens. | 3song | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
pHXDMe6QV-U_47.0_60.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A dance-pop/eurodance/europop song performed by SunStroke Project and Olia Tira. | 3happy | In which year did they perform this song, which made it famous? | [
"2005.",
"1990.",
"2015.",
"2010.",
"2020.",
"2000.",
"1995."
] | 2010. | The saxophone solo by Sergey Stepanov became a central meme—clips, remixes, loops, and mashups focus on that signature sax riff. | 1music | 6World Knowledge | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1N541187GG_361.0_374.0.mp4 | 17zh | Cao Cao says the only heroes in the world right now are Liu Bei and himself. | 2fearful/anxious | Why did the second man drop his chopsticks in the end? | [
"Because he wanted to show respect to the first man.",
"Because he was drunk and lost his balance.",
"Because the food was too hot.",
"Because he wants to hide his ambition."
] | Because he wants to hide his ambition. | Used humorously to praise, boast, or mock mutual admiration. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1ggrTYyENq_73.0_80.0.mp4 | 17zh | A streamer is explaining whether she is in a relationship. | 4neutral | Who is the speaker talking to? | [
"Her fans.",
"Her parents.",
"Her boyfriend.",
"Her brother."
] | Her fans. | Used to mock some fans of a streamer. | 2noisy speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
sczcF_uuuJs_0.0_9.0.mp4 | 12ko | The girl is saying "Bravo!". | 7sarcastic/ironic | Why is this clip popular? | [
"The line is sarcastic and people can't help but repeat it.",
"The line is meaningful and people can't help but repeat it.",
"The line is ridiculous and people can't help but repeat it.",
"The line makes people feel happy and people can't help but repeat it."
] | The line is sarcastic and people can't help but repeat it. | People like mimicking this line in the K-drama called The Glory. | 2noisy speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
An7ZD-s6aHY_0.0_2.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A sharp stinger that plays when a guard spots you. | 8surprised/shocked | Which punctuation best matches this sound? | [
".",
"?",
"!",
"$.",
":.",
"..."
] | ! | Used as an exclamation sound, usually when someone spots you. | 4sound effect | 2Emotion Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
PgCqk-V9JXA_3.0_8.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A horn-like sound. | 4neutral | What sport is this instrument commonly used in? | [
"Football.",
"Tennis.",
"American football."
] | Football. | Used to humorous effect in sports and political events. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
QlrDF5qenv0_154.0_159.0.mp4 | 9hi | A commanding officer shouts a motivating question to his team — “How's the josh?” — and the soldiers reply enthusiastically, “High, Sir!” The call-and-response symbolizes motivation, team spirit, and national pride. It became a viral catchphrase across India to express enthusiasm and collective energy. | 3happy | If you heard this exchange in daily life, what would it most likely express? | [
"Discussing a cooking recipe.",
"Showing high motivation and team spirit.",
"Asking quietly for directions.",
"Expressing boredom about work."
] | Showing high motivation and team spirit. | Used when someone wants to pump up enthusiasm in a group—at work, school, or casual gatherings. Often used sarcastically or humorously to motivate friends or coworkers. | 2noisy speech | 2Emotion Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
C6a4GGQgvQQ_0_4.mp4 | 6fa | A man is reacting to a disgusting topic. | 0angry/annoyed | For what can this be used? | [
"Seeing someone picking nose.",
"For talking about killing cockroaches.",
"How babies come to the world."
] | Seeing someone picking nose. | Used to say how disgusting a person/subject is. | 0clean speech | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
ml23Suk6ta4_0.0_3.5.mp4 | 17zh | A Chinese adult is threatening the audience with violence to the audience's family member. | 0angry/annoyed | What does the speaker wish to do to the target audience? | [
"Threat.",
"Sexual harass.",
"Hug.",
"Kiss."
] | Threat. | Used to threaten the other person, but describing a method that's completely non-intimidating. | 0clean speech | 4Language Analysis | [
"violence/gore"
] | ||
D3SYQdiikUo_0.0_8.5.mp4 | 6fa | A man is tired of the yapping by the girl he is dating, and says, "Is it over? It really affected me." | 3happy | When this phrase is sent in a group chat after someone's message, what's the point? | [
"Don't care.",
"It makes no sense.",
"Don't have enough time to read."
] | Don't care. | Used when you don't want to listen to a long chat/conversation and want to prevent the person from continuing it. | 4sound effect | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
BV18g41157hc_99.0_104.0.mp4 | 3de | “元首的愤怒” (Hitler's Rage) refers to a meme series using a scene from the film Downfall, where Hitler angrily rants. The clip became a popular parody template online, with creators replacing the subtitles to humorously comment on various topics. | 0angry/annoyed | You are Chinese. What can you hear in this clip? | [
"气死偶嘞.",
"七万个嫂夫人.",
"白帝圣剑.",
"我到河北省来."
] | 气死偶嘞. | The original footage has been used in various forms of parody. | 2noisy speech | 0Audio Analysis | [
"violence/gore"
] | ||
2z5ZDC1eQEA_0.0_24.0.mp4 | 4en | A pink starfish repeatedly answers a phone behind a booth shaped like a boat. | 0angry/annoyed | What is the person answering the telephone doing? | [
"Manning the reception at a restaurant.",
"Getting annoyed at repeated misplaced calls.",
"Correctly doing his job."
] | Manning the reception at a restaurant. | Used humorously to refer to a situation where someone is answering for someone else. | 0clean speech | 1Contextual Inference | [
"none"
] | ||
SiHVijQk2is_0.0_6.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A cat staring menacingly at the camera with an extremely grumpy expression, punctuated by a dramatic, ominous sound effect. | 0angry/annoyed | Which of the following comments is the least appropriate comment for this video? | [
"My mom if I didn't do the chores.",
"When someone ate your McDonald's.",
"When someone steals my perk in Daybreak.",
"Me when I talk to someone on Daybreak."
] | Me when I talk to someone on Daybreak. | Used to humorously express a silent, intense, and judgmental anger. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
6G-k4zxou7Y_0.0_3.0.mp4 | 0N/A | A quick arpeggio that plays when Mario earns an extra life. | 4neutral | What happens when you hear this sound? | [
"HP + 1.",
"Life - 1.",
"Life + 1.",
"Game over.",
"HP - 1.",
"Coins - 1.",
"Coins + 1.",
"Game victory."
] | Life + 1. | Used when you get one more thing, like an extra life or extra chance. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] | ||
rb8z2BMrd60_46.0_51.0.mp4 | 4en | A man implores the camera. | 4neutral | Why is this clip humorous? | [
"The actor is on drugs.",
"It trivializes quitting an addiction.",
"It is comically upbeat."
] | It trivializes quitting an addiction. | Used comically in a situation involving drug addiction. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
BV1Bi421C7Bi_0.0_5.0.mp4 | 17zh | Actor Deng Chao inexplicably says the nonsensical cute phrase "Yabi Jiong Jiong Jiong" while on a reality TV show. | 3happy | Why did this specific moment become a popular audio meme? | [
"Because the phrase was revealed to be a new catchphrase for a product he was sponsoring, and the clip was used in advertisements.",
"Because fans believed the phrase was a secret code he was sending to an opposing team, leading to a widespread conspiracy theory about the game's outcome.",
"Because the phrase was considered unexpectedly cute.",
"Because it's referring to a very popular character 'YaBi' and the meme of its facial expression 'Jiong'."
] | Because the phrase was considered unexpectedly cute. | Used to add a layer of sudden, nonsensical, and goofy cuteness to a video clip, often in a completely unexpected or inexplicable context. | 0clean speech | 3Humor & Popularity | [
"none"
] | ||
Dc7gc7BECk0_0.0_31.0.mp4 | 11ja | The video shows three AiScReam members appearing one by one, each responding the fans when called by name, and ending together in AiScReam. | 3happy | Which ice-cream flavor wasn't mentioned in this performance? | [
"Strawberry.",
"Chocolate Mint.",
"Cookies & Cream.",
"Coffee."
] | Coffee. | Users primarily deploy memes to create a playful environment—for example, to act cute, tease, or clown around. | 3song | 4Language Analysis | [
"none"
] | ||
ZXK427oXjn8_0.0_2.0.mp4 | 0N/A | The video plays a short, high-quality recording of the classic cartoon "bonk" sound effect, commonly associated with slapstick humor. | 3happy | Which of the following comments is the most appropriate comment for this video? | [
"When you have surgery without anaesthesia.",
"When you missed a step on the floor but quickly used your hands to catch the railing.",
"My final message... Goodbye.",
"Isaac Newton: Zzzzzzzzz Apple:."
] | Isaac Newton: Zzzzzzzzz Apple:. | Used to humorously signify a character being hit on the head. | 4sound effect | 5Usage & Application | [
"none"
] |
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