The 'Joji Is Over' meme refers to a 2020 social media phenomenon where a segment of the internet 'discovered' that lo-fi artist Joji was previously the shock comedian Filthy Frank. This led to a brief, unsuccessful attempt to cancel him under the hashtag #JojiIsOverParty, which was immediately met with mockery from longtime fans who were well aware of his YouTube history. The meme serves as a commentary on the divide between different internet generations and the often-failing nature of modern cancel culture. It is frequently used to highlight dramatic overreactions to common knowledge or to parody the shock people feel when uncovering a celebrity's past work.