Snapchat Map Parodies emerged shortly after the Snap Map feature launched in 2017, allowing users to see their friends' real-time locations via Bitmojis. The meme typically uses the recognizable Snap Map interface to depict Bitmojis in absurd, impossible, or suspicious locations—ranging from the Bermuda Triangle and Area 51 to historical battlefields. These parodies often focus on the 'Last Active' timestamp to joke about catching someone in a lie or showing a person 'active' in a place they definitely shouldn't be. The format remains a staple of social media humor because it perfectly satirizes the hyper-connectivity and lack of privacy in the digital age.