These totally fake Halloween costumes are effing hilarious, proving that Obvious Plant is a real gem on the internet.
Hey you, are you sad about the fact that you're single? STOP THAT. Being single can be really great! The following memes will help you feel understood, and maybe even make you feel a little better about not being tied down!
Amazing things happen when you give kids a task that requires some amount of cultural context, such as labeling popular memes. Obviously, kids can't possibly know all of the pop culture references that, say, a Millennial knows.
We've gotta say that these versions might be even better than anything that most of us adults could come up with.
Some of you may be too young to remember the days before Spotify, but we gotta tell you - they were dangerous. Applications like LimeWire, Kazaa and Napster promised free and easily downloadable music, but it came at a cost. The files were often plagued with viruses, and for opportunistic students eager to steal their favorite Linkin Park hits, this did not bode well for family computers. In a strange turn of events, some very specific Limewire memes have been popping up on communities like Simpsons Shitposting, Reddit, and Twitter.
The Simpsons Shitpostingcommunity is going particularly hard with the meme, but we're also seeing some damn good wrestling iterations. Here are some of our favorites. They don't come with viruses, we promise.
It's 2018 - do you know where your politically charged 90s rap metal is? We can tell you that the politically-inclined group Rage Against the Machine has most recently been spotted in a surprisingly viral tweet from last week. Canadian Twitter user (and self-proclaimed political Youtuber) @ScotchOikos had a lot to say about the band after revisiting their music.
"Listening to Rage Against The Machine for the first time in a while. What dreadful lyrics: anti-cop, racist against whites, total rejection of civility, communist, all around an aggressive embodiment of victimhood culture."
The tweet quickly garnered attention from many users, musing that @ScotchOikos had clearly missed the band's point. Exactly what does he expect a group called Rage Against The Machine to sound like? The tweets began flooding in, with jokers penning ironically polite riffs on the band's name and catalogue, creating a seriously epic and witty thread. We've included some choice excerpts, but you can take in the thread in its entire gruesome glory here.
Twitter is absolutely overflowing with seemingly sad souls tweeting about "getting that bread." The meme surfaced in January of 2017, but only really took off this past summer, after mascot selfies (captioned with the phrase) went viral. It's become something of a mantra on Twitter - a weary mantra repeated by everyone who feels they are in the struggle of working hard for negligible rewards or satisfaction. It's not surprising that many of these tweets are accompanied by exhausted Spongebob pics. We've put together this collection of baguette-seizing tweets to remind you that you are not alone in this thankless hustle. Bon appetit.
