The #Parklife meme became a viral sensation primarily targeting the verbose and often flamboyant rhetorical style of comedian Russell Brand. The trend involves taking a complex, wordy paragraph—often about social or political revolution—and ending it with the enthusiastic shout 'PARKLIFE!', mimicking the structure of the 1994 Blur hit song. It originated on Twitter when users realized that Brand’s rhythmic, multi-syllabic speeches perfectly matched the cadence of Phil Daniels' spoken-word verses. Today, the meme is used to mock anyone being overly pretentious or using 'word salad' to sound deep, effectively grounding their lofty ideas with a dose of classic British Britpop reality.