photoshop memes

Good evening. We're here tonight to remind you that it's okay to be bored. We all experience the sensation of having nothing to do and feeling utterly listless. If we're being honest, things have been more boring than ever. But that doesn't mean you should resort to trolling people on social media or drowning your sorrows with unhealthy activities. Instead, why not peruse this healthy serving of internet humor? You'll save yourself the bad vibes and they might actually improve your mood. Win/win! 

Many people are frustrated with world leaders handling of the coronavirus situation, but Queen Elizabeth (who, to be fair, has pretty much zero political say) has gone and done some serious good for everyone coping with this disaster. Not in the form of aid, but humor. The Queen made a rare televised appearance on Sunday to discuss the challenges her country is facing with COVID-19. The four minute address was hopeful, but the green dress she wore had a much larger effect on the internet than her message of hope. 

On Twitter, @rockpapercynic started a wild thread of photoshopped images of the Queen in here very meme-able dress. Some of the shops were related to current events and pop culture, others were just straight up stupid. But right now we need all the humor we can get. And if that means preying on old women wearing green dresses, so be it.

Girls vs Boys memes have been incredibly popular on the r/dankmemes subreddit this year, and we're somewhat pleased to announce there's a new format in town. This trending meme riffs on how girls use photoshop (to make themselves look hotter) compares with how boys use the image editing program (to make dumb sh*t like make memes.) The memes are a bit of a meta self-own for meme-makers, which makes this particular iteration of the Girls vs Boys format that much more hysterical. We've put together a few of our favorites, but we're sure there will be lots more popping up on Reddit over the next few days.

This Monday the Twitter account for Aquaman tweeted a photo of the film's poster to promote its December 21st release. Unfortunately for the well-meaning but ever-faltering DC Universe, it was immediately mocked on Twitter. The designers definitely made it easy. The poster features Jason Momoa surrounded by sharks ripped straight from the Getty Images gallery - and people immediately likened it to the posters for movies like Finding Nemo. Before long, it was getting the full Photoshop meme treatment. And we're definitely here for it. Better luck next time, DCEU.