60 years ago, retrofuturism was all the rage. Shows like The Jetsons predicted we'd have flying cars with and robot maids by now, but we have nothing of the kind. Predicting the future accurately is really difficult, because unless you're a highly intuitive psychic woman at the local fairgrounds, most of us don't feel confident making definite predictions for how the next couple of decades will go down. With the future of humanity increasingly uncertain, most of us are predicting things in 2072…

Things will never be the same

Oof

Time to get a pretzel at Aunty Anne's

Maverick's in theater's now, but 'Top Gun' has been producing top tier memes since the invention of the Internet.

So much autotune

Kids today would never understand

Who says that your favorite memes need to be current? Memes come and go so quickly these days. New memes are loved one minute and despised the next. Keeping up with the latest online trends can be exhausting and unsustainable. I have a lot of nostalgia for the 2014-2016 era of Twitter memes. Back then, there was about one huge viral meme per month that we could all really sit with. We would spend weeks developing different variations of Arthur Fist, Left Shark, and Kermit Sipping Tea memes to o…

Spongebob is one of the most iconic cartoon characters of all time. He has served as the unofficial mascot for Nickelodeon for over two decades and has filled our lives with laughter for just as long. Spongebob SquarePants is one of those shows with humor that will hold up for generations. It's the perfect kind of kid's show that keeps the young ones entertained but with enough wit and humor to have fully grown adults in stitches. The episodes are endlessly rewatchable (at least up to Season 3)…

R.I.P. Sweet ice cream taco treat! 1984-2022

Sooo… When's the reboot movie of these two characters reconciling and falling in love gonna come out??

Not letting go

I bet you didn't know meme stars like the “I like turtles” kid, peanut butter baby, and “slippery lil snek” guy ARE FULL GROWN ADULTS NOW.

Millennials on TikTok are sharing the most satisfyingly nostalgic phrases we all miss.

He's just as knowledgable about wildlife and just as good-hearted—really brings a tear to the eyes' of anyone who grew up watching his dad.

It's still kicking.