Medieval Tapestry Edits, often referred to as 'Ye Olde Memes,' involve the artistic recreation of contemporary internet culture within the stylistic constraints of 11th-century tapestries or medieval illuminated manuscripts. The trend gained massive traction on platforms like Tumblr and Reddit, where artists would painstakingly redraw scenes from movies, viral videos, or other memes to look like they belonged in the Bayeux Tapestry. This style relies heavily on the use of mock-Archaic English—using words like 'thine,' 'thou,' and 'thy'—to create a humorous juxtaposition between modern digital life and ancient historical records. It is a favorite among history buffs and art enthusiasts who enjoy recontextualizing the chaotic energy of the internet through a sophisticated, centuries-old lens.