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anime memes
Japanese cartoons have seeped into our culture whether we like it or not. Well, let's be real: we like it. These memes have something for the super-fans as well as some anime memes that pretty much anyone can relate to.
If you're keen on wasting time, let us introduce you to the Facebook page Crossovers Nobody Asked For. The premise of this shitposting group is simple: people share memes and photos featuring themes and items that really didn't need to be combined. Many of these combine 2 memes in one, making the memes extra meta. If you like what you see, and are partial to anime memes, definitely give the group a follow.
Happy HONDA DAYS, y'all! Earlier this week a meme featuring a car salesman was making the Reddit and Instagram rounds. The pic features the salesman trying to sell a vehicle, slappin' its roof and boasting about how much spaghetti the "bad boy" can fit in it. The dumb as sh*t nature of the meme was an easy sell to meme-makers on the social networks, and has resulted in a near-meme takeover on r/dankmemes and r/animemes. The attempts have ranged from thoughtful and clever historical commentary to complete shitposts. We're here for all of them.
Need to express any form of confusion whatsoever? This is the meme for you. It features a classic anime screencap from The Brave Fighter of Sun Fighbird, in which a humanoid character mistakes a butterfly for a pigeon. The screencap itself is amusing, but memers are taking it to the next level and applying that confusion to everything under the sun.
Well, maybe your boredom problems. These memes are tearing it up on Reddit and Twitter, and it's easy to see why. Most of us have those little problems that we pretend to cure with distractions like video games, food or alcohol. The Uber Eats meme is especially triggering.
