Kekistanis organized a virtual festival to celebrate the lore and humor of their fictional nation.

When he saw the prank, he keked so hard that his soda sprayed out of his nose.

The Kekistani flag fluttered outside the convention center, drawing a mixture of curiosity and concern.

A Kekistani argued that the movement's symbols were meant as memes rather than serious political doctrine.

Kekism began as a satirical religion on imageboards, a tongue-in-cheek veneration of the alt-right meme Kek that some later treated as a political symbol.

The yokozuna executed a perfectly timed kekaeshi to take his rival off balance and win the match.

He was keking at the old inside joke, drawing curious glances from his classmates.