Autocorrect memes revolve around the frustration and hilarity caused by mobile predictive text features replacing intended words with unintended, often embarrassing, alternatives. These memes gained massive popularity in the late 2000s and early 2010s with the rise of smartphones, popularized by viral websites like 'Damn You Auto Correct!' They typically feature a screenshot of a text message exchange where a simple typo leads to a wildly inappropriate or confusing conversation. Today, they serve as a relatable staple of internet culture, capturing the universal experience of a machine trying—and failing—to finish our thoughts.