Posted on Sep 20, 2023

I Need A Real Answer To This Debate: Ladies, What Do You Think Is The Girl Version Of The Roman Empire?

Mine is definitely Rihanna's Super Bowl halftime performance.

BuzzFeed Staff

Is it the girlhood experience of replaying your most embarrassing moment over and over again in your head just to feel something?

the girl version of the roman empire is constantly thinking about that one thing that happened 7 years ago
— trish (@ULTRAGLOSS) September 17, 2023

Twitter: @ultragloss

Or could it be Taylor Swift's discography? I mean, she does break the internet with new music every month.

my roman empire is just taylor swift’s discography, there’s nothing I think about more
— chanel🩵 (@blackpopgirl) September 18, 2023

@blackpopgirl

Could it be Tom Holland's iconic Lip Sync Battle performance where he did handstands in the rain and changed the course of pop culture history as we know it?

the only “the girl version of the roman empire” that actually feels the most universal that i’ve seen is that it’s tom hollands performance of umbrella i think about that shit DAILY
— sean 🍂 (@Lightsuplouis28) September 17, 2023

@Lightsuplouis28

I Need A Real Answer To This Debate: Ladies, What Do You Think Is The Girl Version Of The Roman Empire?

The Roman Empire meme has taken the internet by storm, as thousands of men have admitted to thinking about the Roman Empire frequently in their everyday lives. Yes, this is extremely random, but it proves that the male mind is more connected than we think.

Now ladies, I want to know what you think the female version of the Roman Empire meme is. What do women universally think about as often as men think about the Roman Empire?

Is it the girlhood experience of replaying your most embarrassing moment over and over again in your head just to feel something?

Or could it be Taylor Swift's discography? I mean, she does break the internet with new music every month.

Could it be Tom Holland's iconic Lip Sync Battle performance where he did handstands in the rain and changed the course of pop culture history as we know it?