Comedian Roy Wood Jr. recently tweeted a story about a prank-gone-wrong that he tried to play on J. Prince, the CEO of Houston-based Rap-A-Lot-Records. Hilarity ensued.
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Drake has got to be one of the most meme-able celebrities right now. Between his lollipop reactions, "Hotline Bling" dance, secret child drama and more, the Degrassi star is just too damn meme-able for his own good. Go ahead and take a look below...they'll be the best you ever had.
If you've ever wondered exactly which day Ice Cube was rapping about in his 1993 classic "Today was a Good Day," then boy are you in luck! Some genius on Tumblr took the time to do some deductive reasoning to solve the mystery, using the lyrics of the song itself.
Celine Dion's had a rough two years. Her husband passed away back in 2016, but judging by yesterday's Instagram post, our favorite Canadian diva is very much back. The very badass photo, featuring a fiercely yellow-clad Dion staring out of a Bangkok skyscraper, caught the attention of Twitter user Matthew A. Cherry, who immediately likened the photo to the cover of a flaming hot mixtape. He asked his followers what the mixtape would be called, and the hilarity continued from there. The pun-tastic Twitter thread is so epic that it's even caught the attention of director Ava DuVernay. We've included most of the gems here, but you should definitely visit the thread if you're as into these puns as we are.
Hating on stuff that people love is one of the oldest forms of meme-ing, and "The World If" memes are proof that it's still going strong. These memes, which depict a utopian, technologically advanced future, suggest that all would be right in the world if it weren't for that one little thing. While many seasoned memers are tiring of formats like this, it's still a fun way to poke fun at people and the world.
