Holiday cheer? Psssh, make way for seasonal depression and the inevitable damp and dreariness of winter. These memes are perfect for anyone who's sick of the fake happiness that everyone seems to display at this time of year. But the holidays are almost over, which means it's back to being our true, sad Millennial selves again. Yippee...
Twitter is like a consistently productive and super reliable joke factory. A lot of the time it churns out some real crap that we all try to avoid, but generally you can find some hilarious jokes, hot takes, and amusing shower thoughts at any point while scrolling the bird app. There are over 300 million people on Twitter, so the constant flow of content is pretty daunting, but that's why we curate some of the funniest and freshest tweets for your scrolling pleasure.
Many of us are familiar with being the black sheep at family dinner, and it seems Twitter's come up with a way to meme the situation pretty perfectly. In mid-December, Twitter user @nternetgirl started a pretty serious trend when she shared a photo of a white bread family staring at a camera, paired with the text "Why are you dressed like that?" and an image of a pixelated woman that looks like she's straight out of The Grudge or The Ring. The tweet did numbers, and inspired a ton of variations - just in time for the holidays when many people feel like the punchline of the meme. The subjects cover a lot of fandoms, and are pretty damn relatable.
The week between Christmas and New Years is always a strange one; you're probably still reeling in the insanity of dealing with your stressful family and enjoying all your gifts. Regardless, try to enjoy the couple weeks where your boss is on vacation and won't notice you slacking off at work!
Christmas day is finally here! We know a lot of you are probably trying to hide from your annoying relatives for a few minutes, so grab some eggnog and let these Christmas memes entertain you for a few minutes!
Merry Christmas from us here at Memebase to you and yours!
We usually use Twitter to waste time on funny tweets, but every now and then it provides some serious knowledge to our weak brains. This particular thread explains the bizarre nature of old Christmas cards - and shares some seriously freaky examples. This is some serious pre-Hallmark shit. We just wish we could find these at our local stationery store.
As much of the world is lamenting the lack of festivities surrounding 2020's dismal Christmas, there are people out there who are "celebrating" the holiday for the first time. One such person, Mohammad Hussain, who hails from Ontario, decided to share his amusing observations on the holiday with his Twitter following. Hussain, who grew up as a Muslim, was schooled by his roommates this year regarding all things Christmas. And while many of Hussain's tweets are extremely funny, they're mostly correct. And the thread went so viral that even Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau chimed in to attest to the accuracy of the thread - and to wish Hussain a very happy Christmas. You can enjoy the fun (and some replies) below, but be sure to give Hussain a follow on Twitter. We can't wait to see what he thinks about Easter.
We're back with another round of fresh, funny, and relatable tweets from true masters of wit. If you often wish there was an easy way to see a stream of hilarious tidbits from Twitter without all the schlock, it's your lucky day because we've curated a collection of hot tweets that are sure to please. In this gallery you'll find funny takes on current events, relatable complaints, and random observations that make you think. We've got even more quality tweets here if you're still in the mood after this selection.
The holidays are upon us but to many, things couldn't feel any less festive. Seems like we're all spending more energy trying to navigate how to do holiday things in the time of Covid rather than just vibing to seasonal cheer. We can't change the world, but we can offer relatable memes to get you through uncertain times. Some fresh content, and some memes from the past that are still pretty relevant—all funny stuff that might resonate with you.
Hanukkah has begun! The 2020 edition of the Festival of Lights might not be as lit this year, but even if you've gotta light the menorah with bubbe over Zoom, at least no one can get mad at you for texting your cousins some dank memes during the virtual family dinner. Whether you're socially distanced this holiday season or creating a safe little pod with loved ones, hopefully these hilarious Jewish memes and tweets will get you stoked to light that first candle.
What's better than curling up in a warm bed after a long, exhausting day to leisurely scroll through some funny memes? If you're at this stage of the day, we've got the perfect batch of dankness to bring some entertainment to your evening as you wind down. There's a bit of everything mixed into this random collection, including some seasonal memes to get you in a festive mood. Enjoy.
For anyone who enjoys holiday festivities but is desperately bored with the same old decorations, family photos, TV specials, and Mariah Carey Christmas hits, Chris Maggio is one honorary memelord who knows how to mix it up by embracing the inherent awkwardness of western holiday traditions and deep focusing into the cringe. His 'Male Chef' photo series satirizes the familiar and banal parts of holiday practices and turns Christmas into Cursed-mas.
We're pleased to share Maggio's repulsive reimagining of holiday ritual. It's fun to try and formulate some sort of narrative as you scroll through these cursed gems.
Had enough of the endless tedium of those silly little human tasks we love so much? Yeah, us too. That's why we turn to memes in these times of torturous world-weariness. When you need a distraction but you're too exhausted from collapsing under the weight of your own boredom to think, memes are one of the easiest remedies. Here, we've even curated them for you. You're welcome.
In this video, Cracked's Movie Math series explores the 1994 Christmas comedy The Santa Clause, in which Tim Allen plays a man who murders Santa Clause…and then becomes the jolly bearded giver of holiday gifts. The mathmeticians look into the math behind Santa's intense responsibilities, leaving everyone to wonder if Allen's character actually killed Santa or if he faked his own death to escape the actual torture of his benevolent duties.
Whether you're an audacious consumerist, anti-shopping, or a retail worker full of dread, these memes will entertain anyone with strong feelings about Black Friday. Hopefully this year the ground zeros of Walmart will be a bit more low-key due to the global pandemic, but we can't underestimate the consumerist thirst for deals. No one ever got hurt looking at some memes from the safety of their home. Just saying.