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SUGGESTED READING. I'm not sure how helpful this is because I myself haven't seen that many memes around the song, but I think it could be one of two things, or a combination of factors.

One thing it could be is nostalgia; even though the song isn't ten years old yet, it's old enough for older teens to remember hearing it when they were kids, so it could be a meme for the same reason why Allstar by Smash Mouth and/or Shrek is a meme. Another thing that I personally have noticed (particularly on Reddit, possibly other places as well) is that Owl City tends to be associated with the mid-2000's emo craze, particularly the 'lol so random' crowd everyone loves to hate. So it could be a meme in the same vein as Nickelback or Evanescence. But that's all I can guess without more examples.