The internet's funniest moments, top viral memes of the month, and the cultural trends shaping social media - broken down and explained.
If Part 1 showed Gen Z's humour, Part 2 proves why these placards became internet history. The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar wasn't just another demonstration- it became one of the most internet-native movements India has seen. While news channels focused on speeches, resignations, and political developments surrounding Dharmendra Pradhan, social media found its own stars: the placards. Built on meme culture, Gen Z humour, and perfectly timed internet references, these posters spread across Instagram, X, Reddit, and WhatsApp within hours. Some made people laugh, others made them pause, but all of them proved one thing—when Gen Z protests, they bring their entire For You Page with them. Here are five more viral placards that completely stole the spotlight.