Attention metalheads: we've gathered up this gallery of memes just for you and we think you're gonna like 'em a lot. If metal isn't really your jam, check out some more general music memes here!
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Just six weeks ago Bachelor fans were celebrating the series premiere of The Bachelor Presents: Listen To Your Heart, ABC's attempt at merging the decades-old dating show with an American Idol-style competition. The season was, as one would expect, a whirlwind of drama, gaslighting, and a lot less talent than we would like. While most of the fire starters of the season (Julia, Brandon, and Natascha) were eliminated before the premiere, it wouldn't be a Chris Harrison show without some serious emotional histrionics.
Fan favorite Rudi was the first to go after her indecisive partner Matt admitted he "couldn't get there," referring to the level of commitment that Chris Harrison expected from the couples. Rudi was easily the most talented of the six finalists, and her supporters were eager to lament the loss on Twitter, especially after the doomed couple was assigned a Whitney Houston duet.
Fans were also quick to decry the Trevor and Jamie relationship the producers seemed to be pushing since the beginning. The milquetoast duo butchered the Righteous Brothers classic "Unchained Melody" by giving it a seriously unnecessary country vibe, probably because Jamie isn't capable of singing it right.
With so much to complain about, the predictable outcome of Bri and Chris' win received relatively little attention on social media. The slightly boring but very sweet couple made judge Taye Diggs cry, and came out on top, much to the relief of the Jamie and Trevor haters. At the end of the day, we're just happy to see Bachelor nation embrace a little diversity. Maybe they'll be more accepting of people who don't necessarily want to "make babies" as Chris Harrison was aggressively pushing.
It may technically be the Lord's day, but that doesn't mean that we can't worship Satan too. Satan needs a little appreciation too, and what better way to show him that than with memes about heavy metal? We think that metalheads and non-metalheads alike will be able to appreciate these brutal sh*tposts!
These memes poke fun at the fan-stereotypes of various pop music artists because let's face it, the roasts come waaay too easily. We're not going to say that these generalizations are all true, but we're also not going to say that they're wrong...We'll just leave it at that.
Anyway, without further ado, please enjoy!
There are few things in life as therapeutic as Kid Cudi's humming, and memers have certainly taken note of that. If you don't believe us, just take a listen for yourself. There's even a YouTube video of an expert breaking down why people love his humming so much. So scroll down and enjoy the memes, and if you're feelin' stressed, put on some Kid Cudi to help you relax.
Seventeen-year-old Billie Eilish, arguably the voice of Generation Z, has positively exploded onto the pop music scene over the last year with hits like Bad Guy and Bury a Friend. Her fanbase has proved itself to be somewhat on the edgy side, and by "edgy" we mean along the lines of "I'm 14 and this is deep."
We just want to clarify that we have nothing against Billie Eilish or her music at all - we're mainly here to poke some fun at her overly dramatic fans and her amusingly baggy wardrobe.
Fun fact: her middle name is Pirate.
While the entire world freaks out about the Wuhan coronavirus, memers are using humor to mitigate the panicky feelings. And with the first confirmed case in New York City, those fears certainly aren't going to go away any time soon.
Twitter user @actioncookbook started this hilarious Twitter thread using classic hit songs and advisory warnings from the Center for Disease Control. We found it effing hilarious and we think you will too.
