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My daughter once asked me what “going viral” means. I tried to explain — showed her a few examples, including, of course, Pepe the Frog. Then she asked, “Can I go viral like Pepe?” I wasn’t really sure how to answer that, but I told her anything’s possible. She asked me to make her go viral. I said I’d try, but warned her that it’s really hard — viral content can’t just be made on command. That was the end of that conversation. A couple weeks later, my iPhone showed me a memory — a photo of me and her at the beach. My wife took it during a vacation. When I saw it again, I instantly remembered daughter’s request. And for some reason, I thought of that old meme, “Are ya winning, son?” Except this felt like the flipped version — “I’m winning, Dad!” So I decided to give it a shot. I shared the photo and asked my followers on Twitter and Reddit to do something with it — make memes, edits, whatever. I’ll be posting all the results here. Let’s see where this goes. Feel free to make a meme with this photo