When to use it: Whenever you need to drop the mic, make a killer exit, or end on a high note. Origin: When President Obama finished his remarks at his final White House Correspondents’ Dinner in 2016, he literally dropped the mic. When to use it: Whenever you want to toast or congratulate someone on the internet - either ironically or sincerely. Origin: 2013’s The Great Gatsby was a sumptuous visual feast, but this meme-orable moment has transcended its context to become an all-purpose reaction for the ages. When to use: You’ve walked into an awkward situation, or just stumbled upon a major internet can of worms that you’d prefer not to open. Origin: This iconic awkward Simpsons moment appears in season five, episode 16, “Homer Loves Flanders” it’s Homer’s reaction to finding out that the Flanders family wants some non-Homer time to themselves.
When to use it: Whenever the state of the world or the news or your life or anything else makes you feel like absolutely nothing matters anymore. And many people thought it summed up the national zeitgeist then. Origin: Tumblr word art artist Cat Frazier made this GIF in 2012. Here are Vox’s choices for the most iconic reaction GIFs on the internet - ranked by order of necessity to our lives, from occasionally essential to can’t-use-the-internet-without-them. When you can shorthand “blinking white guy” and have people understand exactly which blinking white guy you’re talking about, your reaction GIF has reached peak internet saturation. The internet would appear to have many, many, many candidates for “greatest GIF of all time,” but it’s undeniable that some reaction GIFs are so ubiquitous that the average internet user can likely picture them simply from reading a description. And as we consider the legacy of the internet’s greatest file format, we must pause to recognize a special category of GIF that’s left an indelible mark on social media: the reaction GIF. Sacrifice beats selfishness sometimes.The GIF is now 30 years old, but it already feels immortal - possibly because it’s already outlasted the internet’s most turbulent periods of evolution. We all have those special people for whom we'd give anything. "Some people are worth melting for.": This one's my favourite from the movie. When Anna thought she was in love with a guy she just met just a couple of hours before, Elsa had to knock a little sense into the Disney princess. "You can't marry a man you just met.": There's no such thing as love at first sight. When Elsa decided to be herself and not let things get to her, she could truly start living! "Let the storm rage on! The cold never bothered me anyway.": Tough times don't last, tough people do. You can't describe a hug because it's meant to be felt by the heart.
"I like warm hugs.": Who doesn't? Even Olaf, the snowman liked warm hugs. Didn't you just love the way Elsa made the best out of her powers? Don't let anything stop you from reaching your true potential. We just have to learn to see it and make the most of what we've got. "I'll rise like the break of dawn.": No matter what the setback or how dark the clouds are, there's always a silver lining. Well, who said we have to? Just let it all go just like Elsa did in Frozen! The song Let It Go is powerful. "Let it go, let it go.": Every girl, at some point, is afraid that she will not be able to live up to people's expectations. The warmth of love the sisters shared thawed the ice. "Only an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart.": When Anna couldn't survived the cold, turned into ice and got frozen, Elsa couldn't bear to see her sister that way and hugged her tight. I could go on forever but here are 7 lessons I learnt from these famous Frozen quotes. But accolades apart, it's become one of my favourites, having taught me about sisterhood, love, relationships, sacrifice.
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One of the biggest animated movies in recent years, Frozen was the first Disney movie to win the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature and the song Let It Go from the movie won the Academy Award for Best Original Song.
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