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At first the lonely wojak stood in the corner at a party, watching everyone have fun while thinking, 'I wish I was at home playing video games.' Well, the meme is back but he's no longer the introvert feeling regretful at a social gathering. Now he's quietly lamenting the fact that no one in the room knows that he's got a mildly notable internet following. Social environments are pretty different for this wojak IRL, and perhaps some very online people can relate.

Whoever revived this meme meant to reference the surreal nature of living two disparate social lives—the one where you ostentatiously post online and the normal, boring IRL one. Other memelords have taken off with the trend and subverted the meaning even further into absurdity, sometimes even combining it with other popular memes. We've selected some of the best 'they don't know X' memes for you to post to your mildly popular meme page. 

We've got another top-tier collection of dankness for all the meme fanatics out there. Whether you're into cats, absurd memes full of dumb humor, or meta memes about memeing, there's a bit of something for everyone in this gallery. Yeah, we can be pretty all over the place. But you know what? It keeps things exciting.

Have you heard about the hot new diet trend of 2020? It's really easy. All you have to do is wake up at 2pm, have a good cry, chug some water, then laugh out loud at an endless scroll of stupid memes until dinner time. Just kidding, please don't do that. Self care is important in these trying times. But getting some laughs in between meals is good for the soul and digestion. That's why we always provide the best memes for your consumption. 

We know some of y'all are so deep into meme culture that looking at memes about memes seems like a fun activity for a relaxing Sunday afternoon. We're not here to judge; we're just here to bring you the memes, so without further ado, bring on the meta. 

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/r/UsernameChecksOut is a subreddit where people post screenshots of instances where usernames perfectly fit whatever comment was published. If you're still confused by that horrible definition we just wrote, fear not because it will all make sense once you scroll down. The posts are meta AF and can be pretty damn clever.

It's a good thing that many meme-consumers were actually out and about this Memorial Day Weekend. Beloved time-wasting site Reddit was overflowing with memes dedicated to, well, concrete slabs. The bizarre inside-joke harkened back to a January Discord joke regarding Youtuber @Apandah. The goal was to force concrete slabs into memedom. They didn't succeed, but the shitposting experts at r/me_irl made their dream come true. For a couple days, concrete slabs were completely unavoidable. Here are some examples of this strange and bizarre example of a metamemery.