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We already know that Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj are talented queens, but this cringey video still manages to make us feel pretty bad for them!
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The best part about Coachella weekend every year? We gotta be honest that for us, it has to be making fun of the absurdity of it all. You've got cornucopias of trendy white people dressed up in arguably offensive Native American garb...really, what could go wrong? Not to mention the festival is expensive as sh*t and average plebs like us aren't exactly...welcome there.
To ruminate in our saltiness, we put together 14 memes making fun of the whole operation. We hope you enjoy!
From their monster hits All Star, I'm a Believer or Walkin' on the Sun, to their hilarious Twitter account, it's hard to not love late-'90s legends Smash Mouth. In their honor, here are 14 memes that celebrate the band's absolute genius. We really hope you love them as much as we do.
Listen, we get it. The beginning of the week sucks. If you needs something to convince to keep going, here's a little treat. This big ol' batch of memes has a bit of everything from Coachella to Star Wars.
Get out your flower crowns, ladies, it's that time of year! That's right, Coachella just released their festival lineup for 2019. It's a hefty one, featuring Ariana Grande, Childish Gambino, and Tame Impala as headliners. While a weekend in the desert sounds fun (and sold out) we might be enjoying these parodies from Twitter and Instagram a little more than an army of hipsters on MDMA.
Another year, another MDMA-sprinkled sunstroke set to a sad soundcloud rapper or art rock soundtrack. Yes, Coachella season is here again. Being stuck in the desert with 10,000 Free People models, irrelevant celebrities and their f*ckboys is NOT our idea of a good time. We prefer to mock the scene - with memes.
Should we really expect any less in the department of outright insanity with such a truly kickass lineup at Coachella this year? Granted, this dirtied and depraved fool crossed some lines with his, 'demands'.
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Coachella music festival just wrapped up, but during the festivities, Jimmy Kimmel decided to test the hipster cred of several concerts goers. He asked them what they thought of a few bands, but with one catch: the bands' names were made up. So is that a failure of hipster cred, or hipster cred so great that they've heard bands who don't even exist yet?
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If a polaroid-filtered photo is how you wish to remember Pac's comeback performance, then be my guest. - Matty Malaprop
