So you want the sea of memes to ripple with something that feels like a tide—nice. Grab one of your most dramatic, otherworldly creatures—maybe a siren that glows in the moonlight or a kraken that’s actually a jellyfish of light—and make it the star of a quick, 15‑second loop. Keep the visual punchy: fast cuts of the creature’s eyes, a splash of color, a swirl of mist. Pair that with a track that has a subtle, haunting beat—something with a deep bass drop that feels like a wave crashing—then add a meme hook: a caption that says “When the tide takes over” or “When your feed gets a splash of the abyss.” Use a trending sound that’s already looping, but tweak the visuals to sync with the beat, so every bass hit feels like a pulse from another realm. Finally, throw in a subtle glitch or a double‑exposure effect on the last frame, so it leaves viewers with that eerie, “Did that just happen?” vibe. That’s the kind of fusion that feels like both mythic and modern.

Sounds like a perfect storm, let’s let the waves crash. We'll paint the portal, hit that beat, and let the glitch pull them into the abyss. Ready to launch the tide.