Black and Pink Meme Houses

Table Of Content

• Real Estate Memes Realtors Can’t Stop Sharing
• Barbie house? Batman’s bachelor pad? The story behind Santa Monica’s most meme’d homes
• How To Talk To Short People
• It’s a 20-minute drive… I’ll be there in 10
• They think agents are literally made of money…
• Social skills they should teach in real estate school

A TikTok video showing the “asylum” that raised them depicted the beach house in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, where they became stars in the 2000s. Lewinsky posted a photo of the White House on X with the Swift lyric, leaving commenters in awe. LOS ANGELES — Hype House, the physical location of a new content creator collective, is a Spanish-style mansion perched at the top of a hill on a gated street in Los Angeles. It has a palatial backyard, a pool and enormous kitchen, dining and living quarters. The TikTok house is intended to be a space for creators to make content efficiently and steadily while helping each other out with the execution of their TikTok ideas. Hype House is located in a very secured location in the hills of Los Angeles and overlooks the entire city with a huge pool deck.

Real Estate Memes Realtors Can’t Stop Sharing

The first was painted baby blue, the second seafoam-green and yellow, and the third was dolled up with the pink-and-purple “Barbie” look that remains today. A nationally recognized founder, branding expert, and industry thought leader, Emile cut his teeth in real estate in 2007 crafting marketing strategies for the Chrysler and MetLife Buildings. Reality holds a crushing weight, one that can only properly be articulated through these memes, and they're helpful in our coping process.

Barbie house? Batman’s bachelor pad? The story behind Santa Monica’s most meme’d homes

The photograph of the girl and the burning house was taken by Dave Roth[1] in January 2005[2] during the local fire department's live drill training two blocks away from his home in Mebane, North Carolina. While observing the fire, Dave caught his daughter, Zoe, smiling devilishly juxtaposed against the burning house. So-called collab houses, also known as content houses, are an established tradition in the influencer world.

How To Talk To Short People

In the interview, we spoke with Roth to get a glimpse into what it was like growing up with her image plastered all around the internet — even to this day. All real estate agents have experienced the stress of making cold calls, organizing open houses, managing overly demanding clients, conducting negotiations and clawing through closing day. The House resurgence has slowly been gaining momentum since the end of 2022, but this year it’s fully come to a head. And as it turns out, the medical drama is just primed for the shitpost era.

It’s a 20-minute drive… I’ll be there in 10

House of the Dragon Star Emma D'Arcy Reacts to Viral Negroni Meme - ComicBook.com

House of the Dragon Star Emma D'Arcy Reacts to Viral Negroni Meme.

Posted: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 07:00:00 GMT [source]

House, an acerbic infectious disease specialist, solves medical puzzles with the help of a team of young diagnosticians. Flawless instincts and unconventional thinking help earn House great respect, despite his brutal honesty and antisocial tendencies. Wedbush estimates that roughly 60% of TikTok users would shift to Meta's Instagram and Facebook if TikTok went dark in the U.S.

Black and Pink Meme Houses

Hype House was formed in December by some of TikTok’s most talked-about stars. They introduced themselves with a Backstreet Boys-esque photo shoot, and within minutes #hypehouse began trending; videos including the hashtag #hypehouse have accrued nearly 100 million views on TikTok. In the same way that passerby identify with either the pink house or the black house, the aesthetics of the homes seem to match with their respective owners as well.

Ken's Mojo Dojo Casa House Has Become the Perfect 'Barbie' Meme - The Mary Sue

Ken's Mojo Dojo Casa House Has Become the Perfect 'Barbie' Meme.

Posted: Wed, 26 Jul 2023 07:00:00 GMT [source]

Often, hearing about a show through memes and goofs via social media leads to slight disappointment. The shows themselves might be good, but the meme content made around them is, understandably, absent. But House delivers on its most unhinged shitposty moments and on the gay subtext that fans latched onto. The show literally ends with (and spoilers here) House faking his own death and riding off into the sunset with Wilson, who only has months left to live after a terminal cancer diagnosis (the sheer romance of this scene has spawned yearning fan edits). But in the almost 20 years since the show first premiered, fans are appreciating it for just how bonkers it actually is. The doctors commit medical malpractice every episode (breaking into their own patients’ houses is a regular occurrence and honestly one of the more benign ones).

House just says whatever the fuck comes to his mind and does whatever the hell he wants. Oh, and House and Wilson’s relationship just oozes with psychosexual tension. This was a ship that viewers latched onto when the show was airing, but as people rediscover House, they also rediscover just how blatant the subtext around their codependent relationship is. Nearly 20 years after the show’s premiere, it’s not just a medical drama; it’s toxic yaoi. On August 22nd and 23rd, @__simba_23 posted two more videos of the meme houses, showing off the interiors of them, gaining over 81,000 and 50,000 views respectively in roughly four days (shown below, left and right). Multiple photos of the homes have been used as an object-labeling meme and in image macros since as early as 2016, usually to make comparisons between two things due to their contrasting appearances.

But my cousin is a Realtor and she said…

In January 2020, TikTok endorsed a Los Angeles mansion called Hype House to house it’s most popular users for collaborative projects and TikToks. This collaborative space is a gold mine for the rising social media platform where 19 housemates live in the actual house while it remains open for visits by major influencers and famous social media users. On August 4th, 2018, Twitter[3] user @divermylove posted an image of the homes captioned, "the sexual tension between these two beach houses???? lmao," gaining over 79,600 likes and 15,000 retweets in three years (shown below). TikTok users could soon find that the popular social media service is either under new ownership or, although it wouldn't happen immediately, outright banned in the U.S. On December 18th, 2020, KYM interviewed Zoe as part of their editorial series that follows up on people featured in prominent memes.

Nothing sums it up more than this fan video set to Boney M.’s “Rasputin” — with an exchange in the comments that fully hammers home the everlasting appeal of this show. The show aired for eight seasons and 177 episodes, with its series finale airing on May 21st, 2012. You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. Rebecca is an editor at Know Your Meme and an expert at leaving unsolicited Rick and Morty references all over the site. In addition to managing KYM's collections, she's an executive writer at Meme Insider.

Shortly after the inital post, more people began posting variations on the meme. With each variant, the user would replace what they "love" and "appreciate" in their own "house" (examples below). In This House refers to a series of ASCII art houses paired with the phrase "In this house we." The meme refers to what users like and dislike, assigning those things to the rules of their "house." Dr. Gregory House is a highly skilled diagnostician who loves to solve difficult cases. Always anti-social and cynical, he has become even more ornery since an operation on his leg left him relying on a cane and in constant pain, he deals with the pain with an addiction to prescription pain medication.