This Twitter meme, known as "Severe Back Pain," calls out the people who carry the whole damn operation on their backs. You already know we're gonna throw major shade at Game of Thrones (thanks Arya) and James Charles off the bat. Head on over to Know Your Meme for more examples!
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We've been having a whole lot of fun with Snapchat's gender change filter since its release last week, so we figured we might as well apply it to our favorite television show, Game of Thrones. Well, what once was our favorite television show. Sunday night's fiery episode still has us all out of sorts, so these gender swaps have been a welcome distraction from what feels like Game of Thrones imploding on itself. We mostly stuck to season 8 regulars, but couldn't help putting these goofy filters on some old fan favorites. Tell us who we missed in the comments!
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Tonight we bore witness to one of the most bloody, fiery, and ultimately, disappointing episodes of Game of Thrones to date. The episode began with Varys sending word of Jon Snow's parentage to an unknown recipient. The Master of Whispers would not live to see the result of his efforts. Dany quickly learned of the treason from Tyrion and sentenced Varys to death by Drogon, a fate that most of Kings Landing shared by the end of the episode.
Daenerys' transformation into her father was shocking to many viewers who took to Twitter to express their contempt for the character's unraveling. Many fans were equally shook over Jaime and Cersei's demise. Jaime is mortally wounded by Euron Greyjoy and goes to die with his twin and lover. Their ultimate death by rubble seemed an anticlimactic fate for such complicated and integral characters. We have to agree that it does not feel like Cersei got what she deserved. There's a whole lot more to unpack (hello, CLEGANEBOWL) but we'll let these tweets do the talking. It's time to grab a stiff drink and think about what we've been devoting our lives to since Season 1. We hope D&D are doing the same.
You can catch some more reactions to this hellish episode at Ebaum's World and Fail Blog. For more general coverage of this harrowing season, check out last week's reaction dump and some of our favorite memes.
This delightful assortment of memes is just what you need to quench your thirst forprocrastination. They're more fun than cleaning your room, and slightly less fun than playing video games or watching television, so you don't have to be terribly guilty about your choices.
Still reeling after Sunday's episode of 'Game of Thrones?' Can't wrap your mind around why Jon just let Ghost leave? Or are you grappling with Sansa's complete and utter inability to keep her word? These fresh memes are definitely for you.
We've already covered the Twitter reactions and the coffee cupdebacle - now we can really have some fun. We can generally count on some seriously dank memes following any episode of Game of Thrones, and this week did not disappoint. It feels like when fans are unhappy with an episode (we're looking at you, Jaime Lannister character arc) the memes are even better than usual. Scroll down to see for yourself.
Beware: MAJOR spoilers ahead!
Jon and Dany may have defeated the Night King but after last night's episode it's clear that the war is very far from over. Jon's secret is being treated like high school gossip, everyone is bonin' (or breaking up) and Cersei has seriously asserted herself by killing both Missandei and Rhaegal, pretty much in one fell swoop. While the drama is entertaining, it's becoming clear that Dany is starting to resemble her father, the Mad King. She'd better rein that side of herself in, as people are realizing who Jon is and he's starting to look like a much, much better ruler.
For more great tweets, visit Ebaum's World and Fail Blog!
Whether or not you approved of Sunday's episode's twist, there's one thing that all Game of Thrones fans can agree upon: the episode was too damn dark. It didn't matter if you threw that brightness up to 100. 'Battle For Winterfell' was incredibly hard to follow. Fortunately for all of us squinters, Twitter user @ryanclassic decided to demystify the damn thing for everyone.
This final season of Game of Thrones might be short, but there's certainly no shortage of content. Between the GoT subreddits, Instagram, Twitter, and Know Your Meme, we've been hit with a tsunami of tasty Westerosi content. Here's some more of that gold to keep you going until Sunday.
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We're still in complete awe over Arya's heroics on Sunday's Battle for Winterfell, but that doesn't mean that we're too shocked to stop living and breathing the damn show. While anxiously waiting for Dany and Jon to take down Cersei and Euron (they're going to win, right?) we put together these fresh and fiery memes to help us through the withdrawal. You're welcome.
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Rapper and Game of Thrones super-fan T-Pain caused quite a stir following last night's intense episode. The artist tweeted his respect for Arya's badassery, saying that she deserves some premium "d" for her epic murder of the dreaded Night King. Fans loved the sentiment, riffing with the rapper and joking that she'd better call Podrick, or claiming the tweet was inappropriate. The best part of the thread, however, was when Joe Dempsies, who plays Gendry, decided to chime in. The banter. It's good.
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GotDAMN was Game of Thrones on fire last night. The much-awaited 'Battle For Winterfell' had fans at the edge of their metaphorical seats for an entire week, and for the entire eighty minute episode. Fortunately for us, most people were not too anxious to tweet their hilarious and heartfelt reactions to the emotional battle.
The internet came through to show their respect for the very brave and dearly departed Lady Mormont, Jorah Mormont, Theon Greyjoy, Beric Dondarrion, Melisandre, and Dolorous Edd. Tweets were a bit more celebratory regarding Arya's epic execution of the weirdly manicured Night King. We're pretty anxious about whatever twisted showdown the show runners have planned for next week, but we really just have one request: PLEASE MAKE THE DAMN SHOW A LITTLE BRIGHTER!
For more reactions to the episode, visit our pal's at Ebaum's World. You can catch the reactions to the rest of the season here and here.
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Season 8 Episode 2 of Game of Thrones definitely brought the memes, but most of our favorites involve Arya and Gendry's steamy sex scene. The scene, which has been dubbed 'Forgesex' by the show's fans, had an awful lot of people's panties in a bunch regarding Arya's age. But let's be real: she's a grown ass woman and there's a huge chance that she's about to die. A Girl just wants to have fun, if you will.
Some fans may have found last night's 'Game of Thrones' a little slow, but one thing is for sure: the horny and emotional episode has inspired a veritable avalance of incredible Twitter reactions. From Arya's hot pursuit of Gendry's meat sword (FORGESEX) to the big reveal of Jon Snow's parentage, people were quick to meme and freak over the action. Here are some of our favorite responses - all 280 characters or less. You can find even more of the hilarity over at Ebaum's World.
It finally happened, y'all! Last night's episode of HBO's Game Of Thrones marked the beginning of the end. The show has officially entered its eighth season and there's already no shortage of drama. We've got the Dany and Sansa shadefest in full force, a whole lot of emotional reunions, and some serious dragon action. The action didn't just inspire our hearts to beat faster - it also inspired a f*ck ton of hilarious Twitter memes. These are our favorites.
As we reported yesterday, HBO just released a chilling trailer for the upcoming season of Game of Thrones. Fans are understandably biting their nails in anticipation for the presumably bloody six-episode run. To help everyone with their cravings for the much-loved fantasy series, we've put together some heavy hitters from the brilliant 'Incorrect GoT Quotes' Instagram account. At the very least they'll distract you from the month plus we have left to wait!
