2020

Want to experience the satisfaction of short and sweet funny tweets without having to enter the absolute hellhole that is Twitter? Well, you're in luck. These relatable tweets and accurate takes come without the political BS that is so prevalent on the website where they were posted. As the country gears up for more pain, we'll take any break we're offered. We hope that holds true for you, too. 

What a week. Between the absolute sh*tshow at the Capitol and, um, ::gestures at everything:: we're feeling more than a little overwhelmed. But it's Friday, so hopefully for some of you that means you get some time to process our hellscape of a reality. That said, we're betting that some of you would prefer to disconnect from said reality. And for that, we prescribe some quality time with these here memes.

Twitter is like a consistently productive and super reliable joke factory. A lot of the time it churns out some real crap that we all try to avoid, but generally you can find some hilarious jokes, hot takes, and amusing shower thoughts at any point while scrolling the bird app. There are over 300 million people on Twitter, so the constant flow of content is pretty daunting, but that's why we curate some of the funniest and freshest tweets for your scrolling pleasure. 

Last week in an Ohio convenience store on the night before Christmas, a drunk racist got decked by a fed-up man wielding a Twisted Tea and the whole thing was caught on video. The footage first surfaced on r/PublicFreakout, which you can view here, but just a warning—the clip does contain violence. Since the viral encounter, memes inspired by the incident have continued to multiply. 

We've collected some of the most amusing Twisted Tea memes that hail the alcoholic beverage as the new tongue-in-cheek weapon of choice for anyone with an axe to grind.

As much of the world is lamenting the lack of festivities surrounding 2020's dismal Christmas, there are people out there who are "celebrating" the holiday for the first time. One such person, Mohammad Hussain, who hails from Ontario, decided to share his amusing observations on the holiday with his Twitter following. Hussain, who grew up as a Muslim, was schooled by his roommates this year regarding all things Christmas. And while many of Hussain's tweets are extremely funny, they're mostly correct. And the thread went so viral that even Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau chimed in to attest to the accuracy of the thread - and to wish Hussain a very happy Christmas. You can enjoy the fun (and some replies) below, but be sure to give Hussain a follow on Twitter. We can't wait to see what he thinks about Easter.

The interminable disappointment and disaster we humans have brought upon ourselves throughout history is certainly nothing new, but 2020 has been like a giant mirror reflecting our failure as a species back at us. As the global pandemic just keeps truckin' on into the new year, people are dealing with the darkness in different ways. We at Memebase look to those who use humor as a coping mechanism, because what else can we do but just laugh sometimes? One redditor had the same idea and asked Reddit what a hypothetical 2020-themed cocktail would look like if they ordered one in a bar. The answers are hilariously befitting and communicate how people feel about this cursed year with perfect simplicity. Take a look at some of the best answers from the thread. 

Thank goodness we have Three Sisters Park to say what's been on all of our minds this whole year. 2020 has been a monumentally horrible year for literally every single person on planet earth, and honestly we just don't give a sh*t anymore. If you're in the mood to feel even worse, check out some 2020 memes!

It's easy to blame 2020 for our problems. Hell, a lot of problems people are going through have to do with this terrible year. But it's also had a way of magnifying issues that were already there, such as depression, being incredibly broke, and the joys of anxiety disorders. While we can't make these maladies disappear, we can remind you that you're not alone. With memes.

We're back with another round of fresh, funny, and relatable tweets from true masters of wit. If you often wish there was an easy way to see a stream of hilarious tidbits from Twitter without all the schlock, it's your lucky day because we've curated a collection of hot tweets that are sure to please. In this gallery you'll find funny takes on current events, relatable complaints, and random observations that make you think. We've got even more quality tweets here if you're still in the mood after this selection. 

Had enough of the endless tedium of those silly little human tasks we love so much? Yeah, us too. That's why we turn to memes in these times of torturous world-weariness. When you need a distraction but you're too exhausted from collapsing under the weight of your own boredom to think, memes are one of the easiest remedies. Here, we've even curated them for you. You're welcome.

Covid-19 has got to be the most soul-sucking, life-ruining, ugliest piece of sh*t of the century. No one likes Covid-19. In fact, people hate that loser virus so much, they lock themselves in their rooms for weeks just to get away from it. Damn, it does feel good to roast the 'rona. One redditor had the brilliant idea of posting that stupid, ugly ass virus to r/RoastMe and the responses are straight up hilarious. 

If you ever wished you could curse the day Coronavirus was born, you'll definitely get a cathartic kick out of this thread of spicy roasts. 

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Honestly, what's the point anymore? 2020 is a complete wash and clearly nothing's going to get better for a long time. Accordingly, have some memes that won't make you feel better, but will make you laugh, because what even is life without humor? 

Want to feel even worse about life? Have some more 2020 memes!

TikTok from the outside appears to be a pretty insular online community with a chaotic method of delivering content that is daunting to inexperienced users. Because of this, many stay on the outside and make up their minds about the app, but we'd argue that these people might be missing out on one of the most interesting parts of TikTok—the comments. This shouldn't be a big surprise, since we all know you can always find gold in the YouTube comments, for example. The comments are also an interesting insight into what's going on in the minds of Gen Z—though all ages use the app, almost half of the users are under the age of 24. 

Since June, Twitter account @commentsooc has been doing a great job documenting some of the best of TikTok's comments. If you're interested in taking a look into this world but are too scared of the app, you've come the the right place.

2020's pretty much been a wash in most respects. People dying. Can't hang out with friends or see family. Can't go to the gym. Political turmoil. Unemployment. Evictions. The terrible list goes on. The year, however, has excelled in one area: inspiring some seriously savage burns and comebacks. All the political back and forth and mask debates really seem to stir up trouble. And we're totally here for it.