The Facebook Fake News Controversy meme emerged as a satirical response to the proliferation of misinformation and 'clickbait' headlines on the platform, particularly gaining steam after the 2016 US election. It often depicts the generational divide in digital literacy, showing how easily fabricated stories can spread through family circles. These memes typically feature Mark Zuckerberg, generic 'boomer' characters, or screenshots of absurdly fake news banners. It is used globally to mock the lack of fact-checking on social media, the algorithmic amplification of rage-bait, and the gullibility of users who share articles based solely on inflammatory headlines.