Minion memes have been an internet staple for more than a decade, but TikTok has recently been flooded with bizarre videos showing a crucified Minion, alongside earnest speeches about Jesus Christ’s ...

“If you love Minions, don’t scroll,” the woman in the video gently implores. She points to an image of a minion, the bean-shaped, noseless, bespectacled yellow creatures form the Despicable Me ...

Before the movie trend, people painted a Minion face onto their unsuspecting kids, nieces and nephews. “he was trying to like it so bad,” @whoisleara said. The Minions have found a way to stay at the ...

In the Web3 internet age, Marshall McLuhan’s supposition that “the medium is the message” proves itself to be exponentially true. The platforms upon which pieces of content are presented to the public ...

The earliest iteration of the Crucified Minion was posted by Dolan Dark on Facebook on July 7th, 2015. In his post, Dark took a photo of a plush Minion doll strapped to a burning cross with the ...

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