Know the history behind 'Angry woman yelling at a cat' meme

With billions of people using social media every day, several things go viral on the internet for good reasons. From heartwarming stories of people helping each other to several funny memes, people enjoy a wide range of content on the internet. Recently, a meme featuring a yelling woman went viral on social media. While netizens seem to have taken inspiration from the famous cat meme to create content, many people are wondering about its history. Here are all the details. Also Read | Mumbai Rains: Netizens Flood Twitter With Hilarious Memes The history of the ‘Angry Woman’ meme The meme, which features Taylor Armstrong yelling at a cat, went viral all over the internet and has inspired several other funny memes. The history of the meme is traced back to the hit 2011 reality show, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, as Taylor was seen snapping at another popular contestant on the show. Listed as one of the longest-running shows on American television, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is a reality series that follows some of the most affluent women of Beverly Hills. Reportedly, the meme was popularised by an active Twitter user, after she used the combination of Taylor and Smudge-the cat. Reportedly, these two images had been floating around the internet for years. Also Read | McGregor's Bizarre Russian Gambling Advertisement Stirs Up Controversy And Flurry Of Memes Taylor Armstrong’s reaction to her newfound 'meme-fame' Taking to her official Twitter handle, Taylor Armstrong she is not the angry girl from the meem anymore. Armstrong revealed that she works for domestic violence shelters and has moved on in life. Take a look: Also Read | Ananya Panday Talks About How It Feels To Have Memes Made On Her “Woman yelling at cat” also known as the “meme queen” has finally joined @BookCameo. Now you can request me for a personalized video message! With all the creative memes out there, I can’t wait to see what kind of requests you send my way on Cameo😉#RHOBH OGs — Taylor Armstrong (@TaylorArmstrong) November 15, 2019 Thank you - that is my past and I have moved on and am in a really healthy, happy marriage. It doesn’t seem like my life any longer. I work w domestic violence shelters and support victims. It’s ok to laugh at the images that have been created. https://t.co/Zup8szsDNb — Taylor Armstrong (@TaylorArmstrong) October 27, 2019 Also Read | Children's Day: Hilarious 'Bal Diwas' Memes Take Over The Social Media

Know the history behind 'Angry woman yelling at a cat' meme

While netizens seem to have taken inspiration from the famous cat meme to create content, many people are wondering about its history. Read further details.

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