These memes poke fun at the fan-stereotypes of various pop music artists because let's face it, the roasts come waaay too easily. We're not going to say that these generalizations are all true, but we're also not going to say that they're wrong...We'll just leave it at that.
Anyway, without further ado, please enjoy!
We know that roasts involve people literally asking for it, but also...why? Guess some people are just confident enough to not be legitimately and deeply hurt by it, and honestly we're pretty envious of that. This round of Reddit roasts takes the form of insulting sketches (made by SketchyCrab) that highlight the victim's worst features!
We always appreciate the creativity of these photos that show people blending in with famous album covers - and they do it without using any photoshop whatsoever! So have a little gander at these pics and be sure to check out Fail Blog and eBaum's World if you want to see some monumentally bad album covers!
We've never seen petty like this before and honestly, this story has so many levels of petty that we're gonna have to just let it do all the talking. All we can really say is that it involves world-renowned a-hole Anish Kapoor, his "bean" (aka Cloud Gate), and the world's blackest black shade of paint.
Being an artist can be hard sometimes. Making a living off of your work requires a constant state of open-mindedness and creativity, constantly reinventing yourself in order to remain inspired and fresh.
These web comics all offer delightful insights into an artists life.
Cakes1toDough1 is really, really good at Snapchat. She can somehow take a picture of one of her cats and turn it into a hilarious piece or artwork. It's amazing! If you want to see more of her awesome creations, head over to SnapCakes.com.
Have you heard the good news?
South African artist Jaco Haasbroek is out to make sure that you do.
His art project, The Good News, places posters of happy news (often with puns) around the city to brighten people's day.
He told Mashable he started the project after seeing a missing dog sign that said "STOLEN."
"It's quite sad when someone loses a pet," he said. "The idea popped into my head that by simply adding 'Our Hearts' at the bottom of the poster, it would completely change its meaning and turn into something positive."
You can check out more of the project on Haasbroek's Instagram.
