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Red Bull‘s Sergio Perez said his use of the Wolf of Wall Street meme was to ensure travelling fans to the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix weren’t given false expectations. Perez posted the iconic ...

Some have even gone as far as to compare his “macho looks” to online meme, Gigachad. Yes, Gigachad is not a real person, but you can’t deny the similarities when you put their pictures side-by-side.

Why did Perez use the meme? Speaking in the paddock at the US GP, Perez expressed his intentions. "I just felt like it's been every year for the last two years or so that someone creates this rumour ...

Their deaths are made into memes, turned into references, repeated and mocked for the sake of likes and reposts. This doesn’t extend to the younger generations’ own dead family or relatives ...

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And while it was genuinely intended to be in good fun, only now am I wondering how it must feel to have been turned into such a meme – and how easily we find it to poke fun and criticise ...