Courtesy of Zoe Roth The woman in the iconic “Disaster Girl” meme is capitalizing on her internet fame 16 years later — by selling the original photo for a mind-boggling $473,000.

Just like that, the "Disaster Girl" meme became a part of internet history. After 17 years of the photo being circulated online, often with different backgrounds being inserted in place of the ...

All NFTs, including the “Disaster Girl” meme Ms. Roth just sold, are stamped with a unique bit of digital code that marks their authenticity, and stored on the blockchain, a distributed ledger ...

All NFTs, including the “Disaster Girl” meme Roth just sold, are stamped with a unique bit of digital code that marks their authenticity, and stored on the blockchain, a distributed ledger ...

That photo would later spread like wildfire as the internet meme "Disaster Girl." Twelve years later, the photo is still used all the time. Last April, it even joined the series of memes purchased ...

The photo came the well-known meme, Disaster Girl. She is now 21 years old and a student at UNC-Chapel Hill. Photo of Zoe Roth by Dave Roth Now 21 and a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill, Roth tries to ...

In January 2005, the Mebane North Carolina fire department lit a donated house in a residential neighborhood on fire as part of a training exercise. When he heard the sirens blaring down their ...

Since its creation in 2004, this hilarious image has become one of the internet’s most popular memes. ‘Disaster Girl’s real name is Zoe Roth, a 16-year-old from Lake Tahoe on the US east ...

Old-school memes like Grumpy Cat, Disaster Girl, and Harambe sold for eye-popping prices. Memes were the new stocks. I just love that it made investing more accessible to people. For the first ...