We've been big on reactions memes lately, and the fact that this one involves the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings a smile to our faces. The format features Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) saying "What the hell happened here?" after discovering that half of all life on Earth had been reduced to dust by Thanos. The meme, which is sourced from Avengers: Endgame is generally paired with screen shots or photos that leave us with a lot of questions. Think ominous warnings and rules, like "Do not molest the ducks." We've put together some classic iterations of the meme, but you can learn more over at Know Your Meme. This one's gonna be around for a long time.
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The memers of Reddit and Instagram clearly cannot get over Avengers: Endgame, and frankly, we're not complaining. We waited years for this movie so it makes sense that we'd make the most out of it with some dank memes. This particular format riffs on the Incredible Hulk bestowing Ant-Man with a taco after his was blown away by a malicious wind. It's being used as an object-labeling format for a lot of meta Reddit jokes, but we've put together the memes that are a bit more relatable - and a bit more spicy.
For more fresh Endgame memes, check out our collection of 'Steve Rogers Going Through History' memes. You won't be disappointed.
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The long-awaited and long-hyped Avengers: Endgame has been out for two weeks but fans are still feeling waves of emotion regarding the phrase "I love you 3,000." The tear-inspiring quote is the way Tony Stark (Iron Man) and his daughter, Morgan, express their love for one another. People really started to freak out over the phrase when it was realized that when Tony says "I love you tons" her response (3000) implies that she loves him more, as a ton is equal to 2,000 pound. If the feels are coursing through your body, you're definitely not alone. Twitter has been abuzz with sad and sad-happy tweets about the emotional words and the film's ending.
All hail Chris Evans' glorious, glorious ass in Avengers: Endgame.
The joke about his wonderfully thicc butt started when Scott Lang, AKA Ant-Man, commented to Steve Rogers (Captain America) in the film, " You look great, Cap. As far as I'm concerned, that's America's ass."
Memers decided that it was indeed glorious enough to deserve a cornucopia of its own memes, and we can't say we disagree with that sentiment.
Billy Joel meets the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Sign us up. As Friday's release of Avengers: Endgame creeps closer, this video of the surviving characters singing their own wordy version of "We Didn't Start The Fire" is exactly what we need to tide us over. Bonus? A sweet visual shout out to the dearly departed Stan Lee at the end.
We have never gotten bored of Marvel memes but this latest iteration really takes the cake. If you're not familiar with the characters, we recommend you stop reading or brush up on hours of info right here. As early as 2017, fans of the series have been theorizing that Ant-Man (capable of changing his size from teeny tiny to gigantic) would defeat Thanos by entering his body, whether via urethra or anus. Lovely. The theory has floated around the internet ether for a couple years now, finally becoming a full-fledged dank meme this month. The memes range from coy to very, very raunchy. We love 'em all.
Sunday's Super Bowl wasn't terribly exciting for anyone except maybe Tom Brady and Marvel fans. Like last year, Marvel chose to air a trailer during the big game, this time showcasing Avengers: Endgame. To say we are pumped would be an understatement. Fortunately we have a whole lot of Marvel memes and moments to get us through to the late April release.
