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Rihanna and her boyfriend Hassan Jameel were photographed having an intense argument while vacationing in Mexico. People have started joking about all of the hilarious things the two could possibly be fighting about, and it's inspired some pretty incredible memes.
And what have we learned from this meme? Probably just don't get into an argument with Rihanna, ever, because you will always be wrong every time.
Beyonce and Jay Z (AKA The Carters) just released the first single off their new album Everything is Love (only available on Jay Z's service Tidal) called "Apesh*t" and the music video has turned out to be a goldmine of memes. The video is set at The Louvre and features iconic works of art and epic dance moves, for which people have drawn their own symbolic conclusions.
Some things in life should never have a sequel. Dumb and Dumber definitely falls into that category. Sex and the City comes to mind. Most of all, we hope that 2017's earworm "Despacito" never, ever gets a sequel. Memers seem to seriously disagree. Deep-fried mock newscasts have been blowing up the dank memes scene for some time, promising a pt. 2, 3, 4, and so on. If you enjoy the idea of a dystopian "Despacito" saturated future, proceed. These memes are for you.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk and edgy Canadian pop artist Grimes officially "came out" as a couple at this year's Met Gala. The two reportedly bonded over nerdy AI Twitter humor, which is not much of a surprise when you consider the musician's fondness for a sort of spacey cyberpunk aesthetic. The space-minded scientist seems to have picked the right date - she definitely came through with a galactic goth getup.
While the coupling makes sense intellectually, the duo brought to mind many pop culture odd-couples. The comparisons became a viral twitter meme, ranging from Scott Pilgrim's Ramona Flowers and Gideon Graves, to The Breakfast Club's Allison and Andrew. All jokes aside, we think these two could have a stellar relationship. Wedding vows in space, anyone?
Someone is sending random potatoes from MysteryPotato.com with alleged references to Panic! at the Disco songs. No one's exactly sure what the cryptic messages on the potatoes mean, but some believe it's a nod at their upcoming album Pray for the Wicked. People on Twitter have been doing some investigation...
Love it or hate it, Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" has been getting a LOT of attention since its release on Friday. The video has already broken the record for most Youtube video views in a single day, and it's not showing any signs of slowing down. People of the web have been praising her, poking fun at her, and brutally criticizing the song - but for this roundup we've decided to focus on the funny stuff.
