relatable memes
Saturdays might be for the boys, but we're willing to bet the boys enjoy lookin' atamusing memes, tweets and Tumblr posts. We'd wager the girls do, to. So grab your buds, head to your man cave or she-shed, and enjoy these funny pics. You deserve it.
As Friday comes to a close, we can only handle so much thinking. These burnt out brains of ours need content that is easy to consume, funny - but not too intelligent. We gotta keep it simple. Thesememes, tweets, andTumblr posts more than fit the two brain cell max we can handle for scrolling.
It may only be the beginning of December, but Spotify decided to release their annual "Wrapped" feature yesterday. The "year in review" offers users some insight regarding their listening habits - favorite artists, favorite songs, etc. This year, the streaming company went the extra mile to give us data for every year since their inception. While it's a fun and enlightening tool, our social media feeds have since been clogged with people sharing their results. Who's gonna tell 'em that people don't want to see that on their timeline? To combat the boring and banal Wrapped posts, resourceful content creators and Twitter users have been hard at work meme-ing the phenomenon and throwing shade on Twitter. The shade is way more entertaining than the Wrapped data. See for yourself.
We lament the end of The Office all the damn time, but we're starting to realize the show has been pretty much immortalized by memes. It's almost impossible to scroll through Instagram or Reddit without stumbling upon hilarious jokes about the show or using its imagery. While the show concluded over six years ago, it's brought us some incredible meme formats - most of which are represented in this gallery. Our favorite? It's definitely Jim Smiling Through Blinds, but there's something here for every Office fan.
Old or young, smart or dumb, pretty much anyone can agree that this assortment of memes speaks the truth and is relatable AF. This batch features the perfect combination of fresh memes (Hello, Joker), classic themes (the pains of being in school) and even a dash of dark humor.
There comes a time in many peoples lives that you stop lying to yourself and take a real good look in the mirror. Being honest with oneself is a very good sign that you're developing into a real, mature adult. When we do this, we have to admit to ourselves that this is all pointless and we might as well look atmemes. So here's a bunch of them. For when you're able to grow up and admit you just wanna waste your time.
Over here in the United States we're gearing up for Thanksgivingand Black Friday madness, and the stress is starting to get to us. Between navigating our craziest family members and figuring out what to bring for dinner (you know we ain't hosting) our brains are all but fried. To keep our sanity during this trying holiday time, we're resorting to a strict regimen of meme consumption.
Life sucks and then you die. But before that, we get to go through fun stuff, like mental illness, seasonal depression, and the crushing weight of this soul-murdering monotony. These memes are for those of us who are bless with some or all of the above. We'll get through it together. As long as we have plenty of memes.
We're against ageism here at Memebase, and that doesn't just apply to people. It also applies to animal adoption. And memes. Have you ever thought about the memes you traded with friends a couple years ago? The memes that made you chuckle through your hand at work? They still deserve some love, and we're here to show them some appreciation.
Ever wonder what people did before memes really took off? I vaguely recall reading every book in A Song of Fire and Ice on pdf while wasting away at a dead end desk job. Perhaps people doodled. None of that matters now, because memes are everywhere, if you know where to look. And this is one of those places.
These memes and tweets will almost certainly resonate with most people. From the joys of working in a soul-sucking office, to the sheer pleasure of waiting for a table at the Cheesecake Factory, these memes capture the most wonderful moments of our life. The moments we cherish. The moments we tweet about and use Instagram to distract from. The moments that make us human.
While I may never recover from calling Ms. Hart "Mom" in second grade, it's comforting to know that there are memes out there that accurately depict the pain I felt after that happened. The latest format to embody our most cringe-worthy moments comes from the new Star Wars series The Mandalorian. It's from a scene in which robot bounty hunter IG-11 tells the Mandalorian that it will self-destruct as the two characters are completely cornered by enemies. Even if you haven't seen the series, these incredibly relatable memes will almost certainly resonate with you.
