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Back in the mid-2000s, people on sites like 4chan started slapping silly, broken-English captions on cat pics, what they called lolspeak. Stuff like “I can has…?” blew up fast, and by 2007 the blog I Can Has Cheezburger? turned it mainstream. That site basically made the image + caption meme format official, and the catchphrase itself became one of the first big internet inside jokes everyone was in on. But lolcats weren’t just jokes, they came with their own lore. Fans made up Ceiling Cat vs. Basement Cat like it was cat mythology, and lolspeak turned into an actual internet dialect. At the end of the day, lolcats didn’t just make cats meme royalty, they set the blueprint for how internet humor still works today.