The Most Used GIFs on the Internet
List of the most used GIFs on the internet. Whenever people want to respond to comments in an amusing way, they turn to reaction GIFs to display their emotions. Here we have compiled a ranking of the top most overused GIFs, granted they might be overused for a reason, on the entire world wide web. Check out our list of popular GIFs that come from movies, television, and seemingly anywhere else.
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Some of the funniest GIFs and most popular reaction GIFs come from the funniest celebrities. For instance, Conan's sarcastic clap seems to be the trendiest way to express how not impressed you are (kind of like the viral unimpressed Willy Wonka meme). Speaking of unimpressed, Tina Fey's eye-rolling as Liz Lemon in "30 Rock" has become a GIF sensation. And, of course, when two people are starting to get personal in a Facebook faux-political debate, everyone's favorite reaction GIFs are either Michael Jackson or Stephen Colbert eating popcorn and enjoying the show.
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Some of the funniest GIFs and most popular reaction GIFs come from the funniest celebrities. For instance, Conan's sarcastic clap seems to be the trendiest way to express how not impressed you are (kind of like the viral unimpressed Willy Wonka meme). Speaking of unimpressed, Tina Fey's eye-rolling as Liz Lemon in "30 Rock" has become a GIF sensation. And, of course, when two people are starting to get personal in a Facebook faux-political debate, everyone's favorite reaction GIFs are either Michael Jackson or Stephen Colbert eating popcorn and enjoying the show.
- 152 VOTES
Homer Simpson Backing Away


Used to quietly escape an extremely awkward moment. - 242 VOTES
Michael Jackson at the Movies


Used when something entertaining is or is about to happen. - 351 VOTES
Bully Penguin


Used when you want to, well, smack someone for being so stupid. - 442 VOTES
Orson Welles Clapping


Used when someone has done something worthy of intense (or ironic) applause. - 544 VOTES
Excited Jonah Hill


Used when expressing joy, starstruck-ness, or happy anticipation - 639 VOTES
Will Ferrell As Elf


Used when expressing utter excitement.