The Lonely Island

Note: This is a parent entry for The Lonely Island related memes

About

The Lonely Island is an American comedy troupe and band composed of Akiva "Kiv" Schaffer, Jorma "Jorm" Taccone, and David Andrew "Andy" Samberg, best known for their comedic music, which is often made for SNL.^[1] Several of their Comedy/Music videos had became viral on the Internet

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Several of their videos/terms had became viral such as Like A Boss , Dick In a Box , Lazy Sunday , I'm on a Boat , and Jizz In My Pants

Sub-memes

Like A Boss

Like A Boss is a catchphrase often used in image macros or GIFs that feature a person completing an action with authority and finesse.

Dick In A Box

“Dick in a Box” is a viral music video featuring Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg; it was first broadcasted on December 16, 2006 as a SNL digital short and subsequently became a viral video on YouTube. In the video, Timberlake and Samberg play the role of two Casanova-type men who surprise their girlfriends with a very special Christmas gift--by hiding their junk in gift-wrapped boxes.

Lazy Sunday

Lazy Sunday is the second SNL digital short created by The Lonely Island featuring Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell. The music video sketch consists of the duo rapping about The Chronicles of Narnia (a reference to “Chronic,” a term for high-grade marijuana), cupcakes, movie trivia, and other mundane activities.

I'm On A Boat

“I’m on a Boat” is a single by comedian Andy Samberg’s rap project The Lonely Island featuring Auto-Tune singer T-Pain. The whole purpose of the song is a parody of many rap video cliches as well as the extensive profanity used in raps.

Jizz In My Pants

“Jizz in My Pants” (known in the edited version as J*** in My Pants) is an SNL Digital Short which aired on Saturday Night Live on December 6.

Do The Creep

Do The Creep is a song by lonely island, and was released on youtube on 29 Jan 2011. The resulting GIFs mainly consisted of people walking and acting in a socially awkward way.

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External References

^[1] Wikipedia – The Lonely Island