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Historically speaking, Disney movies make for some damn good memes. And this one, which comes from Inside Out. is no exception. The meme comes from a moment where Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler) reflects on one of Riley's core memories. The meme's that use the scene center mainly on embarrassing moments and blunders, or wholesome situations in which kindness made a difference in someone's life. They're pretty versatile and entertaining - and you can read more about the format over at Know Your Meme.

The characters of Pixar's Monsters, Inc. are far from strangers to the meme world. The most meme'd character of the films is probably the one-eyed Mike Wazowski, but this new format gives Sully the attention he deserves. This particular format hails from 2013's Monsters University, and features the big blue monster closing his eyes and making a hand gestures that denotes pure pleasure. It's being used to indicate the same kind of approval, and also for some, ahem, edgier jokes about war. Classic r/dankmemes. Here are a few of our favorites. 

Do you ever see a dank meme that's mainly funny because of how incredibly stupid it is? Well that's kind of how we feel about this meme that features face-swapped Mike Wazowski and Sully from Monsters, Inc. It's stupid as hell and we're not totally sure why people started meme-ing it to begin with, but hey, we're certainly getting some dumb laughs out of it!

Have we mentioned how much we love Toy Story? So much so that every time we see a new Toy Story-themed meme we just gotta share it with y'all. This dank meme comes from the scene in Toy Story 1 where Buzz first discovers that he's a toy, and over the last several years has gained popularity!

The Pixar lamp intro has been a household name since the late '80s with the release of the short film "Luxo Jr." that depicts the little lamp character jumping on a ball. The internet has been making parody videos of the intro for years now, but lately memers everywhere have been creating dank memes out of the format. It's definitely a trend that we're loving right now. And speaking of childhood classics, these hilarious dank scooby doo memes are very telling as to the true nature of memes many of us take for granted. 

Disney recently released the trailer for the new film Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to Wreck-It Ralph. The trailer features a scene where a group of Disney princesses are talking amongst themselves, including Merida from Brave. However, when Merida starts talking, no one can understand her absurdly thick Scottish accent and bizarre slang. Luckily, Twitter user Lizz Robinett was able to translate via her Scottish husband.

Since then, people have been pasting ridiculous Scottish tweets over a still from the movie trailer in attempt to mimic the thick Scottish accent and slang, and it's turned out to be meme fire.