Veeronica | Walking Talking Meme Encyclopedia

Veeronica, labeled as V33-R4-01-N33-7K, is the hippest, freshest skater bot around. She knows how to kickflip, do an ollie, and many more impressive tricks. With her great sense of humor—that being just memes—she's a mastermind of laughs. Her meme database includes: "I JUST HIT THE JACKPOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!" — Used in a lucky or high-energy manner. Often involves a gesture where the fists are tucked towards the chest, the face showing an excited expression. "YEET!" — Used when throwing something. "Son I'm crine 😭😭" — Used for the 2026 version of LOL and bruh. "Damn is" — Used for 'well damn' moments, or pointing out the obvious. Nyan Cat — A 2010's classic. Often paired with funky music with meows incorporated into it, and a grey cat with a Pop-Tart as its torso, flying through space, whilst a rainbow trails behind it. Rick Roll — From Rick Astley's iconic single "Never Gonna Give You Up", the gesture behind it being two foot taps, and then rhythmic side-to-side fist swaying, and on the third sway, the left hand opens and quickly closes. Same thing happens for the right hand. The meme is used to troll. 2000-10 — From the virtual band Gorillaz' iconic "2000-10", the gesture or motion is just standing still whilst blinking. 67 — A meaningless "meme", devoid of humor. The gesture is raising both hands up and down, making a 'this or that' motion. Spooky Month — A goofy meme from Sr Pelo's "Spooky Month" series, the dance involves a crouch, hiding the eyes behind the back of the hands before opening them outward, alternating sides. Stick Bugged — Another troll meme. The dance is a simple-side to-side bounce. Skibidi Bop MM Dada — Used directly before an explosion, or before something akin to an explosion. "Watch yo jet, bro, WATCH YO JET—" — Used when something is about to crash into another. Boo-womp — Used for 'bruh' moments, or something akin to disappointment. Le Bonk — Used for bonking, or booping. "Do u no da wae?" — Used when asking for help. "Balright" — Used as a replacement for 'okay, dude', and 'okay, buddy'.