The 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum memes primarily stem from the intense political campaigning between the 'Yes Scotland' and 'Better Together' movements. The most enduring template is the official ballot paper, which asks the binary question of independence. Internet users quickly repurposed the stark 'Yes/No' format to represent any difficult or humorous choice, often photoshopping a custom question over the original text. Beyond the ballot, memes also feature prominent figures like Alex Salmond and David Cameron, or the 'No Thanks' logo used in absurd contexts. These memes remain a staple for expressing decisive opinions or mocking political tension with a touch of Scottish humor.