Magician Julius Dein recently posted a video on Twitter of him performing a magic trick involving a lollipop for Drake. Dein puts the lollipop in his mouth and asks Drake who his favorite superhero is. When Drake answers that it's Batman, Dein reveals the lollipop, which has magically been transformed into the shape of Batman's head.
Drake's subsequent reaction is one of hilarious shock and some excellent facial expressions, which of course we absolutely had to meme.
For years memers have been focused on Star Wars' Order 66, but now they're more concerned about a real-life copyright law that is endangering their meme-ing freedom. Article 13 of the proposed EU copyright overhaul threatens many forms of user-generated content. The article is trying for much harsher regulation for copyrighted content - which will directly affect any memes that use stock photos or images from movies or television shows.
The threat is definitely being felt in Reddit's meme communities, especially the oft-offensive r/dankmemes subreddit. How do memers respond to threats on their livelihood? By making memes, of course. Here are some of our favorites - but there are sure to be many, many more in the days to come. As dedicated believers in our freedom to meme, we really hope this article doesn't become a reality. If they go through with their machinations to take our memes, how could we have gold like this Scottish Pokemon trainer meme? We couldn't, so stop it, before its too late/
Lord of the Rings memes have been killing it since day 1, but we're SO glad that fans continue to make memes that reflect the current climate of humor. This is a nice mix of classic and freshly harvested LOTR memes that are sure to elicit a chuckle from any fan.
Some moments are just made to be meme'd. J.R. Smith's massive error during Game 1 of the Cavaliers/Warriors NBA Finals has birthed one such moment. Smith for some reason decided to waste time while the teams were tied, leading to some serious frustration from LeBron. The moment was captured on camera, and the memes exploded from there. While some Cavs fans might be too pissed to laugh, we're absolutely reveling in this riotously funny meme format.
Thanks, Pusha T! The rapper's ongoing feud with Drake has resulted in a particularly scathing and revelatory diss track, in which Pusha revealed that Drake has been hiding a secret child.
"You are hiding a child, let that boy come home/ Deadbeat mothaf*cka, playin' border patrol, ooh/ Adonis is your son/ And he deserves more than an Adidas press run, that's real/ Love that baby, respect that girl/ Forget she's a porn star, let her be your world, ugh"
The track refers to Drake's alleged child with former adult star Sophie Brussaux. The bombshell news has been unavoidable on the internet for the past two days, with the rapper receiving criticism for not being a father figure. We're less interested in the criticism than these ultra-petty memes and tweets. If these are a sign of what's to come, we can't wait for the Drake's response.
There's often a lot of overlap in the meme world. Some memes look similar to one another, while others are essentially the same joke. This scene from a 1969 episode of Scooby Doo has become quite useful for showing the truth behind both memes and pop culture references and events. We're just waiting for someone to get super meta with it and reveal the truth behind the Mystery Gang's own revelations. But if these don't manage to turn your frown upside down, try some of these depression-soothing memes on for size. Maybe they'll be able to do the trick.
It's only been a day since Drake released his video for "God's Plan" and yet it's already become a viral meme. The artist is no stranger to memedom, so this should come as no surprise. The video, which has already racked up over 90 millon views, has created somewhat of a wholesome meme - which is reflective of Drake's recent random acts of kindness. While we appreciate the tiny good deeds that are mentioned in the meme, we'd much rather run into Drake at Costco or something.
