Woman Yelling at Cat
Woman Yelling at Cat Yelling at Cat is a two-panel reaction meme pairing a screaming, pointing woman with a confused white cat sitting at a dinner table. It became one of the most reproduced argument-format memes of the 2019 era.
Origin
The left panel is Taylor Armstrong crying and pointing during a 2011 episode of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.' The right panel is Smudge, a white cat photographed looking displeased in front of a plate of vegetables. A Tumblr user first combined the two images, and the mashup went viral in May 2019.
Spread
The format took off as a way to depict any accusation-versus-bewilderment standoff, with users captioning each panel to represent two sides of an argument. It spread across Twitter, Reddit and Instagram and was widely called one of the defining memes of 2019.
Legacy
Woman Yelling at Cat endures as a go-to template for two-party disputes, from petty online spats to political debates. Its cat half, Smudge, became a meme celebrity in his own right.
The Chain Trail
MemePedia tracks 1 Woman Yelling at Cat memecoin across Solana.
Key facts
- Combines Taylor Armstrong from 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' (2011) with Smudge the cat.
- The mashup went viral in May 2019.
- Used as a template for two-sided arguments.
- Smudge the cat became independently famous.
- Frequently named among the top memes of 2019.
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The tokens that claim Woman Yelling at Cat
Every token we can tie to this meme, and which contract appeared first. The original is marked OG; the rest arrived to ride the name.
| # | Coin | Price | 24h | Market Cap | Liquidity | Launched |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WOMAN YELLING AT CAT $WYAC | $0.000369 | +3.79% | $365.47K | $88.90K | Jun 3, 2024 |
Combined live market cap for Woman Yelling at Cat: $365.47K across 1 coin. Market data is live from DexScreener; figures are not investment advice.
The on-chain receipts for $WYAC, pulled straight from the chain.
On-chain report
via helius · updated 1d agoHeld by the top 10 wallets.
- 1. 5Q54…e4j111.74%
- 2. DR5b…XYrS3.74%
- 3. HF5N…wSUK2.61%
- 4. DfdY…FrY32.53%
- 5. FGQb…Vxpg2.49%
- 6. AXTm…b1rD2.39%
- 7. 6GVt…UEzy2.23%
- 8. BauR…orAn2.04%
- 9. 5yR9…izkM2.02%
- 10. 8uNp…uFR91.97%
- Top 10 wallets hold 33.8% of supply — moderately concentrated.
- Deployment predates the scanned history — earliest date is a lower bound.
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