{"id":"ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal","name":"Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal","summary":"Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal is a Vine series started in April 2013 by Scottish filmmaker Ryan McHenry, who filmed himself offering a spoonful of cereal to a TV playing Ryan Gosling's most anguished acting scenes, only for Gosling to always turn away. The six-second gag became one of Vine's earliest breakout hits and produced a bittersweet coda two years later when Gosling posted his very first Vine, eating cereal, as a tribute to McHenry after his death.","tags":["ryan gosling","won't eat his cereal","ryan mchenry","vine meme","vine 2013","cereal meme"],"howToUse":[],"imageCount":2,"nsfw":false,"images":[{"url":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal/ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal-ryan-gosling-cereal-banner.webp","caption":"The banner image for the 'Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal' meme, combining stills of the actor with cereal spoons offered up to his mouth.","width":1200,"height":675,"nsfw":false},{"url":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal/ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal-mchenry-cereal-drive-poster-tweet.webp","caption":"Ryan McHenry's May 2013 tweet celebrating the viral success of his 'Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal' Vine series with a bowl of cereal in front of a Drive poster.","width":454,"height":796,"nsfw":false}],"historyUrl":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/ryan-gosling-wont-eat-his-cereal/history.md","related":["caging","vine-boom","turn-down-for-what","what-are-those","harlem-shake","scumbag-steve","damn-daniel","9-10-21","oovoo-javer","suh-dude","vine-thud-boom-sound-effect","okaymovement"],"popularityRank":1838,"license":"Meme images and history: templates, screenshots, photos and fan edits, many of copyrighted material or real people. Explicit and offensive memes and images are included and flagged nsfw. Check you have the right to use an image before publishing."}