verity

interjection
an online meme connected to a horror web series featuring a yellow smiley face

What does verity mean?

Verity is a meme (used especially by teens and tweens) that is connected to a horror web series about someone who creates an AI assistant in the video game Minecraft in the form of a yellow smiley face.

Examples of verity

Teachers returning to school this month can’t draw smiley faces in class now, because they make the kids erupt in laughter – all because of a new meme called “Verity.”
—Owen Carry, USA Today, 11 Sept. 2026

Verity ? 🌝 . I’ve been enjoying Minecraft lately . I draw verity as a human version. Last drawing is not mine . I found it funny .
—@yuzo_ryo, Threads, 23 July 2026

Verity the meme is slop but the og verity is a Minecraft movie/analog “horror” that is actually well voice acted and animated, my fiancé loves it a lot!!
—@rulerofpurple, BlueSky, 15 Sept. 2026

Anne Hathaway references the infamous Minecraft meme Verity in a new promo for her film ‘VERITY’.
—@DiscussingFilm, X (formerly Twitter), 22 Sept. 2026

Where does verity come from?

The smiley face character of Verity, and the series in which it appears, was created by YouTuber ThatMob. The character was popularized further by a song released in July of 2026 called “It’s Me, It’s Verity” (by YouTuber Horror Skunx) and subsequently went viral, being used and remixed in countless videos on social media.

The word verity dates back to the 14th century and has several meanings (which are unrelated to the meme), including “the quality or state of being true or real.”

How is verity used?

The verity meme is often referred to as brainrot, defined as “shallow or addictive online content.”

Mr Lindsay noted that any yellow smiley face is “basically now Verity” – so you might hear reference to that when they see an emoji, for instance, or they might be drawing the face on things, or adding it to images using AI. Kids are also now apparently putting the suffix “ity” (as in, the end of Verity) on the end of other words. “So, you love something – lovity. You’re mad – you’re madity,” explained the teacher.
—Natasha Hinde, HuffPost UK, 23 Sept. 2026

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