Twitter's always been a hotbed of memes, and that has only become more real since users have been cooped up at home. The latest big Twitter meme is unsurprisingly tied to the completely unavoidable genre of K-Pop. Users are pairing images of celebrities with the legs and thigh-high boots of Thai rapper Lalisa Manoban, a member of the group Blackpink. The first iteration came from @Adventurin2Fear, who lined the images of the boots up with a classic seductive photo of actor Jeff Goldblum. Later memes featured everyone from Timothée Chalamet to Shrek. And judging by the tweets, pretty much everyone would look great with Lalisa's legs. Try it for yourself.
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If you love movies and are also into gaming, boy, do we have a treat for you! Artist and content creator Ronaldo Spettacolare shared these Nintendo/movie mashup posters on Instagram and Imgur, and we've gotta say that even someone who isn't into Mario and friends can appreciate these babies. We've put 'em all up here, but you can enjoy more of his work on Instagram.
This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) has already inspired some seriously amazing memes. Mini Keanu Reeves and Breathtaking memes are still going strong, but it's time to make way for a new E3 format. Nintendo fans will be pleased that Luigi is the star of this trending template, and even more pleased that he's being flanked by two babes. The terrified expression on the character's face (while seemingly cowering from the babes) was just begging to be meme'd, and Reddit and Instagram have stepped up to the plate as per usual. We expect to see a lot more of these memes this week, but here are our favorites so far.
Nintendo will always hold a special place in our hearts. Many of us grew up playing the classics like Donkey Kong 64 or if you're a real gamer OG, Super Mario Bros from 1985. Whether you're a Mario fan, or more of a Legend-of-Zelda enthusiast, you'll probably find something here to tickle your fancy!
If you've spent any time on the internet, you've probably seen this sad dude Powerpoint photo. It's definitely something that resonates amongst college students during finals, and now it's become an exploitable dank meme. The meme is used as a soapbox for unpopular opinions, such as the defense of Ready Player One. Looks like this could be the latest incarnation of that Stephen Crowder "Change My Mind" meme. We're not complaining.
