As you're probably aware by now, memers are positively freaking out about the Sonic movie redesign, and we can't really blame them. Was the whole thing a conspiracy in order to generate more publicity? We're inclined to say yes, but that's a whole other topic entirely.
For now, please enjoy these dank memes entitled, "How Are You Not Dead?"
We're obsessed with anything involving It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, so of course we jumped at the opportunity to present to you this meme, also known as "Lie Back Down," in which Dennis stares down an attractive woman at the pool. Do we smell a new version of the Distracted Boyfriend meme?
If you're colorblind, then we're sorry, but these memes were just way too funny to pass up. We know that being colorblind is probably really irritating at times, but we can only hope that you can forgive us and perhaps find a little humor in the situation. And be sure to check out more examples over at Know Your Meme!
We always love the memes that come out of TV shows, and this one, known as "What The Hell Is This?" from an episode of Family Guy is of no exception. The meme aims at mocking the things that people perceive as being inferior to the original, and we're not gonna lie - some of them might trigger you a little.
As a meme page we like to avoid politics whenever necessary, but some memes just need to be documented. Last night's #SOTU address had several meme-y moments, from bullied Joshua Trump's nap to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's refusal to clap. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi did not share that sleepiness or reservation. Instead, her pointed clapping during one moment of President Trump's speech has been hailed as a clapback and has swiftly become a meme that hilariously eclipses politics. We're not sure if she was actively trying to throw shade at POTUS, but we are sure that this moment in meme history will not be forgotten.
As you may have already heard, Roseanne Barr is in hot water over her racist tweets about Obama aide Valerie Jarrett. Earlier today, the star of the now-cancelled ABC show tweeted the following: "guys I did something unforgivable so do not defend me. It was 2 in the morning and I was ambien tweeting -- it was memorial day too -- i went 2 far & do not want it defended -- it was egregious Indefensible. I made a mistake I wish I hadn't but...don't defend it please."
This supposed explanation has struck many as an offensive excuse. Many people, including comedians like Patton Oswalt and Andy Richter, used Twitter to go IN on Barr. Even the makers of Ambien were quick to clap back at her, tweeting that "While all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect of any Sanofi medication." You can indulge in all the primo shade below.
