call of duty

Gamers rise up! No matter what your preferred console is, it's a pretty exciting time for gamers. Even if you haven't been able to get your hands on the new PS5 or Xbox Series X yet, new games like Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Yakuza: Like A Dragon, Hitman 3, and the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake will be available for PC and older consoles. If you're stoked about gaming as much as we are, you'll likely get a kick out of these relatable memes made by gamers for gamers.

The release of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is right around the corner and will be available to play on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC on November 13th. This is just one of many exciting releases gamers everywhere have been anticipating. Let's get even more hyped with some dank Call of Duty content while we wait just a little longer. Gamers better get their IRL socializing in while they still can, because you know after Friday we're all gonna be like: 'bravo six, going dark.'

We love roasting people as much as the next guy, but we have got to admit it doesn't take a whole lot of wit or bravery to insult a person. It's a sacrificial self-own, in an attempt to really roast someone else, that garners our highest respect. And memers have started circulating some seriously fire examples of these sacrifices. The meme uses a Call of Duty perk, Martyrdom, and pairs it with examples of self-roasting from Reddit and beyond. The resulting memes are riotously funny, and we've put together the cream of the crop just for you. 

Dank memes and video games always just seem to go together so perfectly, so of course we were excited about this meme that stems from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, known as "Bravo Six, Going Dark."

Check out the good folks at Know Your Meme for even more prime examples!

You don't have to be a gamer to appreciate this Call of Duty meme format. This meme from Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 comes from a scene in which General Shepherd shoots down both the player-character and Roach, an act of betrayal as he is thought to be an ally. As pretty much everyone alive (or dead) has experienced some form of treachery, the format is incredibly versatile and extremely relatable. It's being used to describe classic betrayal scenarios as well as smaller, petty and amusing disloyalty, such as asking the teacher to collect the homework. We've put together some of our favorites, but if they're not enough, you can check out some of our gaming collections here and here.

This one's for the gamers.