What Is The White Rabbit Turning Clock Meme? Internet’s Latest Viral Trend Explained
All about how an old artwork became a viral trend.
The picture of a white rabbit pointing at a clock is taking over everyone’s timeline. It is hilariously used in the context of warning people that they are running out of time. The meme, which started first on TikTok, soon became a macro trend across all social media platforms. Initially, the white rabbit meme featured a signature song, which was ‘So Fun’ by Steven Harris. Read on to know more.
White Rabbit Pointing At Clock Meme Explained
The original image of the white rabbit pointing at a clock was designed by DeviantArt artist Luz Tapia (LuzTapia) in March 2012. However, it was first discovered in 2016 on Pinterest after the original artwork had been deleted. In early October 2025, social media users started posting the picture and adding relatable captions.
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The captions were commonly in regard to romantic relationships and the process of “ageing out” of certain hobbies, activities or character traits. A GIF version of the rabbit meme, originally from the 2010 live-action Alice in Wonderland film, also got very popular.
Multiple versions of the meme also started popping up with artists drawing it in their own art styles. TikTok user @sleepytimephonk posted their artwork featuring the White Rabbit trapped in a jar.
The All Roads Lead To Rome Connection
This month, the White Rabbit meme again gained traction after it was combined with the saying, “All roads lead to Rome.”It is commonly used on TikTok to suggest that all romantic relationships eventually end in heartbreak and tragedy.
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Many users started featuring the rabbit or the reference to Rome’s roads in their memes, but instead of the initial format, these were clips of a moment where the rabbit “got them,” meaning a moment when inevitable heartbreak or tragedy caught up to them.
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First Published: November 24, 2025 3:10 PM
