monopoly

Twitter hasn't really stopped memeing in the last week, but we're pretty glad that this popular joke has nothing to do with Covid-19, its vaccine, or politics. This trend uses an image of a soul living a human body, and the fun really started when @KingCrustacean shared it last Wednesday. Their caption deals with the plight of ADHD sufferers, and reads "The ADHD leaving my body when my mom tells me to "Get a planner." 

Many of the memes deal with the incredibly unhelpful advice people give people with depression, ADHD, or anxiety - but some of them instead roast peoples' own hypocrisy. Like when your atheism leaves your body when a plane flies into some turbulence - or when your car starts hydroplaning. Both themes have resulted in some Grade A twitter memes. And we've collected the very best examples right here for you.

As life changes due to the coronavirus pandemic, so does the entertainment we consume. Suddenly we're seeing scads more virus-related memes, self-help articles about how to not kill your partner during lockdown, and there's even a Coronavirus-related show slated to be made by the folks responsible for Orange Is The New Black. But we're here to show off this comic that wouldn't exist without the pandemic. In this series, artist @iziahzay puts a lockdown spin on everyone's least favorite and most-played family board game, Monopoly. It's pretty genius. And there's way more where these came from on Instagram. Happy scrolling! 

Remember all those happy times spent around a table with your friends and family, playing Monopoly, America's favorite boredom? No? Oh right, that's because Monopoly creates enemies from alliances and ruins lives. Game drama aside, according to these memes, nobody likes the ruination more than the Monopoly man himself. These memes of him enthusiastically denying people (it's just a cropped photo of the game's box) have been kicking around for a while, so we put together our favorites. Warning: some of them are dark.

Just face it, you're not too cool to laugh at memes.

We heard you like memes.

Some of these Twitter stars should write books, but we'll take these short and tasty tidbits while we wait.