Memes on the internet have really been overplayed. Many people hear the word "Meme" and think it's just about casually creating a picture or setting an avatar, but it's far more than that.

True Memes originate from everyday life and spread rapidly through the internet. They use images, videos, and text as carriers to convey interesting and fresh perspectives. Why do classic emoji packs become popular? Because they cross cultural and language barriers, expressing genuine emotions in different scenarios. This is proof of the explosive creativity of popular culture.

Bread Cat is a perfect example. It wasn't created out of thin air; it emerged from daily life and is a genuine Meme product. Many people don't understand this and think Meme is just "a picture + a name," unaware of the underlying life experiences behind it.

Authentic Memes need to be rooted in real life, not artificially forced. The success of Bread Cat precisely shows that when a concept can trigger widespread resonance, be spontaneously shared and imitated, it is truly a Meme. This logic applies to any community and asset. Casual stuff simply won't go far.