You don't have to be a fan of the manga series Naruto to appreciate these relatable object-labeling memes. This format is from the show's first episode, taken from a scene in which Naruto hides from Mizuki behind a tree. The meme is pretty simple in that people are using it to depict any situation involving hiding. The possibilities for this format are endless, which is probably why it's stuck around since early summer!
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Move over, Face App, Snapchat is here to steal your valor. The popular social media messaging app rolled out a new filter on Thursday that allows men and women to see what they'd look like as the opposite sex. We've seen apps like this before, but Snapchat's going for gold where the memes are concerned.
While the filter works for both binary genders, the male-to-female version is getting the most attention on Twitter because dudes are getting really, really into it. Many of them are finding themselves weirdly attracted to themselves. Perhaps this is the start of a little more acceptance? Either way, the memes are pretty damn funny. Here are some of the best we've seen yet - and remember, you can always learn more about the filter over at Know Your Meme.
Seven years after his death, the CIA has released files seized during the 2011 raid of Osama bin Laden's Abbottabod compound. Among the files were his personal journal and planning materials - but we don't really care about that. What interests us most is that Osama (or one of his family members) was apparently into anime.
The terrorist mastermind's computer yielded some funny stuff: pirated Naruto video games, an episode of the anime tiddies hentai series Bible Black, Charlie Bit My Finger, Mr. Bean and Antz. We can't neglect to mention the crocheting tutorials. While it's entirely possible that one of his many family members or couriers was the anime aficionado, we can't help but giggle at the thought of Osama bin Laden crocheting while watching hentai, or Naruto running around his Pakistan hideout. Here are some memes and reactions from other people who were equally amused.
On May 15th, ACED Design launched their Kickstarter campaign for a product they are referring to as the "RompHim." Yes, a romper for men. Naturally, the idea was met with some backlash - but more importantly, netizens immediately went to work creating memes in response. Here's a selection of our favorites.
