Philipp Kachalin is a journalist who writes for Know Your Meme, a website dedicated to documenting and analyzing internet memes. With a focus on pop culture and internet trends, Philipp explores the origins, impact, and significance of various memes, providing readers with an entertaining and informative perspective on digital culture.
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Philipp's focus on entertainment news, content & publishing, and gaming suggests a preference for pitches related to popular culture phenomena with an emphasis on memes, viral videos, and internet trends. Given the prevalence of announcements in his coverage attributes, he may be open to receiving pitches about upcoming releases or significant events within the realms of gaming or online culture.
Considering Philipp's interest in seasonal topics and reviews, he might also appreciate pitches that align with specific moments throughout the year such as annual meme roundups or notable cultural events tied to internet phenomena.
Given this context, individuals who can provide unique insights into emerging trends in social media platforms like Twitter or broader aspects of digital monetization could find success when reaching out to Philipp.
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0 views • Published about 2 hours ago Kids can be a little stupid sometimes: taking things too literally, being a bit too honest
Striking liminal spaces found all over the world, if you know where to look.
By: Philipp Kachalin
Building sets is only the first step - look what can be done with LEGO bricks if you throw out the booklet.
And the meme of October 2024 goes to … He's been on the screen, he's been in the pen and on the ring and now he can finally call himself a
Did you know that the concept of stock photography has been around for 100 years now?
Funny similarities described in the most grandiloquent ways.
By: Philipp Kachalin
A caption meme trend which has users adding extravagant captions to images of animals and people has been spreading online. The format has been especially popular on X and Tumblr, but where does it come from, what was the first Grandiloquent meme posted?
0 views • Published 2 minutes ago What comes to mind when you think about great comedy? Memes? Talented comedians? Sitcoms you love?
By: Philipp Kachalin
0 views • Published about 3 hours ago Is work bringing you down? Doompost after doompost on Facebook and X with nothing positive in between?
By: Philipp Kachalin
27 views • Published about 11 hours ago Ah, a serene snowy street lit dimly by warm orange street lamps.
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