What is the 'Nobody will remember' meme? How sports teams are getting in on the viral social media trend

Brendan OSullivan

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The "Nobody will remember" meme is painfully accurate yet hilarious at the same time.

It's the latest trend that's taken over social media, incorporating both sports and the rest of life into the latest sensation.

Sports teams and fans alike are posting some memorable highlights and moments to coincide with the meme. The Chicago Bears and Aston Villa are just two clubs that have taken part.

The trend also touches on relatable aspects of life whether in the workplace, at home or with friends. People outside of the sports realm can enjoy these memes, too.

The Sporting News explains the "Nobody will remember" meme and shares some of the best additions to the trend.

What is the 'Nobody will remember' meme?

The 'Nobody will remember' meme incorporates relatable, nostalgic and funny moments from all aspects of life.

While each post has a different ending, most begin with:

Nobody will remember 

  • Your salary
  • How “busy you were”
  • How many hours you worked  

It's an accurate message relating to life as people aren't generally remembered for their salary or busyness. They're typically remembered for their personality and likeness as a human.

That's not where this trend went, though. It could've simply been a heartfelt message about what truly matters in life, but it's embarked on a different journey through social media.

Some memes recall memorable moments in sports while others mention hilarious incidents in everyday life.

Here are some of the best additions to the viral trend, including some posts from professional sports teams.

Best 'Nobody will remember' memes

Here are some of the best "Nobody will remember" memes to hit social media:

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Brendan O'Sullivan is an editorial intern for Sporting News, joining in 2024. He previously worked at Newsday on Long Island, New York after graduating from Quinnipiac University.