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While we try to use Reddit for good (find you amusing and wholesome content), sometimes we have to face the facts. The facts are that Reddit can be just as cringey as terrible as it can be educational and uplifting. Twitter account @AwfulReddit is a wonderful (and horrifying) archive of some of the most brutally tasteless, offensive and unfunny content that the site has to offer. And because we're a little sadistic? We're sharing them with you.

Twitter is going crazy for these "New Guy" memes, which were inspired by a comic created by cartoonist Mallorie Jessica Udischas. The comic features a purple-haired character talking to a coworker about a "millionaire gamer-bro douchebag" getting robbed, which is is most likely a reference to Pewdiepie's house being robbed in early December.

The coworker, whom the internet has named "New Guy," replies asking her how she would feel if her home were to be robbed, to which she makes a sarcastic comment about the two being friends.

Twitter has since labeled New Guy as some sort of wholesome god, and we're definitely here for the response memes.

Remember last year's cringey YouTube Rewind? It's hard not to. The video was the most disliked video in the history of the website. This year, YouTube has decided to repent for their sins and play it safe - with a whole lot of numbers. Instead of getting creative, the new video is more of a montage of the most statistically "liked" videos, creators, and channels. It even features controversial creator PewDiePie. 

Though the new YouTube video is decidedly less controversial than 2018's, the viewer response has done nothing but prove that people will never be happy. Commenters are already decrying the site's move to stick to numbers, as well as its absence of memes and deceased YouTuber Etika. The general consensus is that it's a cop-out video reminiscent of the "Top Ten" videos that are so popular on YouTube. The videos dislikes already dwarf its likes. With responses like this, we have to wonder what they'll come up with next year.

This dank meme, formally known as "I'm About To End This Man's Whole Career," is a few years old but it'll always be a classic in our hearts. In case you've forgotten about it, It parodies the hyper-contentious nature of the rap battle, stemming from thisextremely meme-worthy YouTube video.

Comic artist Seebangnow drew up this wholesome tear-jerking meme about a little dog being admitted to heaven. However, with the internet being the internet, the heartwarming meme quickly turned into a snide exploitable review of both hated and beloved moments in pop culture. Not gonna lie, some of these might be a little triggering to ya.

If you're not super in-tune with internet culture currently, then these dank memes might confuse you a tad. However, not all hope is lost! If you want to start educating yourself on the vast weirdness that is the internet, then we highly suggest checking out Reddit for all things weird and niche.

Step right up and get the dank memes while they're hot!

The internet is collectively screeching at Youtube's arguably cringey release of this year's Youtube Rewind video. The video is supposed to showcase the most viral videos of the year, but many people felt that the most influential people (Stefan Karl Stefansson, PewDiePie) were left out. Many other people found the video to just be lame - a video that seemed to be catering more to the desires of their advertisers than viewers. This sentiment has led to a campaign to make 2018's rewind the site's most disliked video - and has obviously inspired a crapload of memes.

PewDiePie's been trying to build that hype for his new game over the last few weeks especially, with these bizarre screenshots.