Reddit is a social network platform that allows users to discuss and vote on content. Most of the content on Reddit's site are User Generated Content (UGC). Reddit is ranking as the No. 5 most visited website in U.S.
If you're bored of normie memes about cats and relationships, we've got some advice for you. The freshest, dumbest, and spiciest content lives on Reddit. It also lives here, because we go through all the dankest memes to save you a little bit of your precious time.
We'd like to introduce to you The Dank Drop, where we present 25 of the best memes of the week from /r/DankMemes. January 2020 has certainly been...something, so the memes have inevitably been excellent. We've had coronavirus, Bernie asking for your financial support, the unfortunate passing of Kobe Bryant, and tons more.
Scroll down to see some of our favorites, and check out our latest gallery of dank memes here!
In case you're confused as hell over this meme, fear not as there's a whole story behind it (which you can also read about on Know Your Meme).
Redditor ItsaMeHibob24 posted a stock photo on the subreddit /r/me_irl of a man wearing pajamas, stating that it was "meme day" at their school and that the goal was to be able to wear pajamas that day. Since then, people have been creating their own versions of the meme to the point that it's taken over the subreddit, so we hope ItsaMeHibob24 got to wear pajamas after all.
It's a fact of life that there aren't enough Wario memes on this planet. You're in luck though, because we're delivering nineteen of these brand new dank memes entitled, "I've Won...But At What Cost?" You can read more or browse through more examples at Know Your Meme!
It may not be Halloween, but that doesn't mean we can't get our fix of spooky stories in the off-season. Scary stories are one of those things that most people enjoy hearing, but not experiencing themselves. They may give you nightmares but at the end of the day, that adrenaline rush is totally worth it. Now onto the creepy stories! And check out even more on eBaum's World!
Some AskReddit threads are informative. They open peoples minds. They help to educate the ignorant, and heal the broken. Not this thread. This thread's greatest success is making us laugh out loud at our sad desks. This thread tackles the hard-hitting question of what naked sleepers would do when confronted with situations such as A) Fire and B) Burglary. It's not very deep. The question might even be unnecessary, but gosh darn if it ain't entertaining.
Good news for anyone who enjoys the occasional icy glass of schadenfreude: we've got tons for ya right here. This vicariously enjoyed pain mostly comes in the form of social media comments: people sassing dumb people and some fine folks giving their friends a hard time. We enjoy both - and get especially excited when the sass is directed at a celebrity. Spoiler alert: there's more than one of those instances in here.
Cursed images aren't for everyone, but we sure do love 'em. When you're forced to look at memes all day, there's something welcome and refreshing about the creepy and context-less images. Cursed images are having a bit of a moment now on Reddit, where "I Had A Dream Where I Kissed My Crush" memes are making the rounds. The meme juxtaposes the dreams of normie people who are preoccupied with their crushes, and weirdos who apparently have f*cked up dreams that belong in r/cursedimages.
Growing up I thought that my parents were harsh. They rarely let me attend sleepovers, I never went to sleep away camp with the cool kids, and anything television beyond PBS was an absolute no-no. I've walked around with a chip on my sheltered shoulder ever since. Until yesterday, when I saw an enlightening thread on r/AskReddit.
Reddit user u/ctsom took to the subreddit and asked fellow redditors to describe the weird rules they grew up with as kids. The customs and boundaries range from extremely strict to extremely weird. And like me, you may end up feeling like your upbringing was relatively normal.
