The top 2015 Internet trends pay tribute to a number of things including the takeover of the emoji, re-mixed Disney characters and the widespread support for the LGBT community.
The historical moment in history this year when same sex marriage became legal in the United States inspired countless LGBT campaigns online, fashion editorials and support communities. One artist even recreated Disney scenes and characters to represent gay and lesbian relationships among the classic films.
Ever since Apple released the highly anticipated update of multicultural emojis, brands in all industries integrated the popularity of the text icons into their own products and social media marketing strategies.
For the amusement of web surfers, the Internet also gave rise to a variety of bizarre generators including pet personality quizzes, zombie survival rate calculators and hipster name generators.
To understand the ways some of the world's most successful brands use the top 2015 Internet trends to inspire their own creativity, visit Trend Hunter's 2016 Trend Report.
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