Some creators are tongue-in-cheek about it, posting clips of themselves getting glammed up to go on a “Hinge dinner date” ...

Gwyneth's eating carbs, blondes have roots, and Coke is nostalgic—are we recession-bound or just sharing memes online?

For generations, people have looked for small, informal signs that a recession is coming or already here. This phenomenon recently exploded on social media, often in joke form.

Maher also amusingly flubbed the last bit, saying “erection” to laughter from the audience before correcting to “recession.” Maher also reminded viewers how Trump claimed Musk was only mad ...

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Economists have long analyzed data to predict the next recession. They’ve also turned to more offbeat economic gauges like underwear sales and skirt lengths. But now, the TikTok generation is ...

As noted, while the risk of recession has fallen, recession probabilities are not zero. As we said in Friday’s Daily Market Commentary: “However, patience will likely pay off here.

Fashion became another focal point of recession humor when social media users noted that Zendaya appeared at the 2025 Met Gala wearing an outfit similar to another attendee. This supposed fashion ...

According to folks online, it’s because a recession is on its merry way. “You mean Michael Jordan. THEEEE MICHAEL JORDAN. The NAMESAKE of NIKE’S MOST POPULAR SHOE BRAND.

Gallows humor has always been a coping mechanism. While recession memes represent a cultural zeitgeist, there's real anxiety about the economy under the surface.