"Cinnamon roll also means something else because memes. ...Is meme a neologism, I don't even know."

"'Meme' I have."

"So--if I'm remembering correctly, which I can't promise--some guy reacted to a really cute picture of a cinnamon roll with 'precious cinnamon roll, too good for this world, so sweet, so pure,' and then people started using the words 'cinnamon roll' to refer to things that were too good for this world, so sweet, so pure."

Snort. "Like what?"

"Fictional characters, mostly."

"Like, 'Hero is a cinnamon roll'?"

"Exactly!"

"That's cute."

"Cuteness is pretty much the point of the cinnamon roll meme!"

"How did this even popularize?"

"Stuff just sort of goes viral on the internet sometimes!"

"I am more curious about the internet now."

"The internet is really great."

"Maybe I should be introduced sooner than later."

"Quite possibly! ...Possibly I should help guide you while you're starting out. The internet does contain things that are less delightful than the cinnamon roll meme."

"Like what?"

"The primary advantage and the primary disadvantage of the internet are one and the same; that people can publish literally anything they want. With a little experience you can avoid the worst of it, but people are people, and people often suck."

"...should I just wait and see, or are there canonical examples?"

"If you go on YouTube, don't read the comments, and don't go on 4chan."

"...What are those?"

"YouTube is--do you have movies at all?"

"Yeah, we have movies and television."

"YouTube is the biggest website for video on the internet."

"The internet has videos on it? That's amazing."

"Yeah, it does."