It's no surprise that a new Joker meme format would pop up after the film won big at this years Oscars. It had already won our award for most meme-able movie of the year. This format comes from the scene in which Joaquin Phoenix's Joker screams "You get what you fucking deserve" at Murray (Robert De Niro) and promptly shoots him in the head. It's mostly being used to meme moments of amusing karmic justice. We've included our favorites, but you can see more and read about the format over at Know Your Meme.
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Old or young, smart or dumb, pretty much anyone can agree that this assortment of memes speaks the truth and is relatable AF. This batch features the perfect combination of fresh memes (Hello, Joker), classic themes (the pains of being in school) and even a dash of dark humor.
These "Tracksuit Joker" memes are all about those times when you're disappointed, but not surprised. You know, like when you're nearing 30 years old and every single person you date ends up being horrible because all the good ones are taken. Totally not projecting at all. Not even a little bit...
Anyway, please enjoy the memes.
Another day, another Jokermeme. The latest format to catch on on Reddit and Instagram is pretty damn similar to 'Joker Hit By Car'memes, but with a little extra slapstick-y style. The memes feature Joaquin Phoenix's Joker being hit in the face with his own signs, at the hands of some mean teens. The template lends itself to some pretty hilarious situations. Here are our favorites.
Joker memes have been popping off for longer than the film's been released, and they seem to just keep on coming. These specific Joker memes have a pretty seriously emo vibe. They use an image of Arthur Fleck smoking a cigarette, accompanied by the text "You wouldn't understand." The format has been lending itself well to melodramatic or petty feelings of being "misunderstood." While we would hate to run into these "marginalized" people in person, the memes are pretty damn entertaining.
It's been over a week since the highly anticipated release of Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix, and people are still squabbling over the controversial film. While there haven't been any violent situations at any of the film's screenings, there have been an insane amount of memes about the film. One of the most prolific Joker meme formats has been 'Joker Getting Hit By A Car,' and it's getting some hilarious updates involving Dennis from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. We've put together a gallery of some of the fresher auto accident memes to come from the film, and we hope you love 'em as much as people love to freak out about this movie.
It already feels like we've experienced an eternity of Joker memes, but the internet isn't done with the film yet. The latest Joker-related meme stems from a very cringey and off-base tweet about the film. The tweet came from @__greys, who sent out an image of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker paired with one of Heath Ledger's. In both images, the villains are pictured in a car - and this was enough for Kevin to include the critical caption "for those who didn't catch the reference". Twitter users started mocking him pretty immediately for his "analytical" take, even making parodies featuring other movie characters in cars to mock the logic behind the tweet. We feel kinda bad for @__greys, but these tweets are too good not to share.
Whether you're trying to combat the general malaise of every day life, or are going through something and need a chuckle, these memes and tweetsare sure to bolster your spirits and improve your mood. Nothing quite like a little dumb humor to remind you that life might not be so bad after all.
As people are getting super stoked for the release of Joker we're seeing a whole lot of content revolving around the beloved villain. While we did enjoy the "Tickets for Joker" meme we covered yesterday, this one is a little more our style. The template is shockingly versatile, lending itself to self-deprecating memes to academic memes. And we're all about it.
People are starting to get really excited for the October 4th release of Joker. While people have already been linking the film to the Gamer Joker/We Live In A Society memes, folks on Twitter are seriously riffing on the stereotype that cringey incels are the film's target audience. The memes are taking the form of a photo (this one of fedora'd up dudes got us) paired with some variation of "Four tickets to Joker, please." The photos are ranging from absurd (Kanye West and Lorde) to nostalgic (the vampiric studs of The Lost Boys), but they're all pretty damn amusing.
