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.
