What Do You Meme? is a viral party game brand built around internet humour, meme culture, funny captions, and group competition. Designed for adult game nights, the range includes meme-matching card games, texting-based games, female-focused party titles, and themed expansions that turn familiar online humour into easy, social entertainment for friends, couples, and larger groups.
What Do You Meme?: Viral Party Games for Modern Game Nights
What Do You Meme? brings social media humour into real-world game nights through easy card-based formats built around captions, images, texting jokes, and group voting. The flagship game asks players to match funny captions with meme images, while spin-off titles explore dating, friendship, texting, and party culture. The range pairs naturally with other adult entertainment products when planning a relaxed couples night, party, or group event.
Brand Philosophy
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Social Entertainment: Games are designed around group participation, shared jokes, and simple rules that keep everyone involved.
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Modern Humour: Meme culture, texting habits, relationships, and pop culture provide the foundation for many of the brand's games.
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Replayable Formats: Large card decks and expansion packs create different combinations each time, helping games stay fresh across repeat sessions.
What Do You Meme? Core Game
The original What Do You Meme? game uses a simple caption-matching format inspired by internet memes. One player acts as the judge while everyone else chooses a caption card to pair with the photo card in play. The judge picks the funniest combination, and the winning player collects the round. With hundreds of possible caption and image combinations, the game is built for repeated play without every round feeling the same.
Meme-Matching Party Games
Meme-matching games remain at the centre of the brand. The format works well because players do not need specialist game knowledge or complicated strategies to take part. Humour, timing, and understanding the group matter more than skill, making the games suitable for casual parties, shared dinners, and nights where people want something easy to start.
For The Girls
For The Girls takes the party-game format in a female-focused direction with prompts, questions, challenges, and humour based around friendship and shared experiences. It is designed for events such as girls' nights, birthdays, bachelorette parties, and group gatherings where conversation and playful challenges are part of the entertainment. The format encourages participation rather than relying on complex rules.
New Phone Who Dis?
New Phone Who Dis? turns awkward and funny text conversations into a competitive card game. Players match reply cards with an incoming message to create the funniest or most unexpected conversation. A rotating judge chooses the winning response each round. Its texting-based format makes the game easy to understand for players familiar with messaging culture, dating conversations, and internet humour.
Buzzed and Social Party Games
Buzzed and related titles focus on party-style prompts, social questions, and group challenges. These games are generally built for relaxed gatherings where players want conversation and laughter rather than a traditional board game with lengthy setup. Players should always adapt any prompt to the comfort level of the group and skip anything that does not feel appropriate.
Let's Get Deep
Let's Get Deep takes a more conversation-focused approach, using questions designed to move from light topics into more personal discussions. It can suit couples, dates, and friends who want a structured way to learn more about one another. The card format removes the need to think of questions on the spot and can help keep conversations moving naturally.
Incohearent
Incohearent challenges players to decode phrases written in deliberately confusing phonetic form. Reading the phrases aloud can reveal familiar sayings, jokes, or pop-culture references, creating quick rounds built around recognition and reaction. The simple concept makes it easy to add to mixed game nights alongside other card and party games.
Themed and Seasonal Expansions
What Do You Meme? expansions add new captions, themes, and references to existing game formats. Packs may focus on holidays, pop culture, specific humour styles, or special occasions. Mixing expansion cards into an existing deck increases the number of possible combinations and allows groups to adjust the tone of the game according to the event or players.
Product Guide
| Game |
Style |
Key Feature |
Best For |
| What Do You Meme? |
Meme-Matching Game |
Caption and photo combinations |
Group game nights |
| For The Girls |
Female-Focused Party Game |
Questions and playful challenges |
Girls' nights and celebrations |
| New Phone Who Dis? |
Texting Card Game |
Funny message combinations |
Friends and couples |
| Let's Get Deep |
Conversation Game |
Layered personal questions |
Couples and closer conversations |
| Incohearent |
Phrase-Guessing Game |
Decode confusing phrases |
Fast-paced group play |
| Expansion Packs |
Game Add-On |
New themed cards |
Refreshing existing games |
Who Chooses What Do You Meme?
What Do You Meme? suits groups who enjoy internet jokes, pop culture, messaging humour, and easy games that do not require long setup or complicated instructions. The range works well for friends, couples, parties, birthdays, and casual gatherings where conversation and laughter matter more than serious competition. Different titles also allow buyers to choose between meme matching, texting humour, conversation prompts, or challenge-based formats.
Why Card Games Work for Group Nights
Card-based party games are easy to bring into a gathering because they require little preparation and allow new players to join quickly. Rotating judges, random prompts, and large card decks also keep the experience less predictable. Because each group's humour is different, the same cards can produce completely different results depending on who is playing.
Adding What Do You Meme? to a Couples Night
Conversation and humour games can help couples relax before moving into other shared activities. Titles such as Let's Get Deep or New Phone Who Dis? can be used as an easy opening activity before adding other entertainment. Couples may also pair game night with compatible stimulation applications or other products if both partners want to make the evening more playful.
Key Features
- Viral meme-based party game format
- Simple rules suited to casual groups
- Caption and image matching in the flagship game
- Large card decks for repeat play
- Games based on texting and modern communication
- Female-focused titles such as For The Girls
- Conversation games including Let's Get Deep
- Phrase-guessing titles including Incohearent
- Themed and seasonal expansion packs
- Multiple formats for parties, couples, and friend groups
Learn More
Games can add structure and humour to a couple's night while giving both partners an easy way to talk, laugh, and try something different. They can also be combined with other products when both people want to expand the evening beyond cards. Read more ideas for choosing products for shared experiences in this comprehensive relationship toy guide.
Shop What Do You Meme? at Cockring Shop
Explore What Do You Meme? at Cockring Shop for meme-matching games, texting games, conversation cards, and adult party titles made for social nights with friends or partners. From the original meme game to For The Girls, New Phone Who Dis?, Let's Get Deep, and themed expansion packs, the range offers easy entertainment built around modern humour, conversation, and group participation.