It feels like the meme world has mostly shifted from exploitable image macros in favor of nonsensical or unhinged shitposting. While there are some big hits every now and then, like the wildly popular ‘ Girl Explaining ’ meme, the meme world just feels different. That said, there are a few formats that are able to shine. Homelander memes come to mind, but one of our favorites is just a wee bit more esoteric than most memes using stills from The Boys. The meme we're talking about

Spongebob is one of the most iconic cartoon characters of all time. He has served as the unofficial mascot for Nickelodeon for over two decades and has filled our lives with laughter for just as long. Spongebob SquarePants is one of those shows with humor that will hold up for generations. It's the perfect kind of kid's show that keeps the young ones entertained but with enough wit and humor to have fully grown adults in stitches. The episodes are endlessly rewatchable (at least up to Season 3)…

What is a meme , really? Memes used to be a particular series of image macros that took over internet culture during the 2000s. These days, however, a meme is a much broader way of categorizing online content. Does a meme have to be made up of pictures and text? Must it be something that can be replicated in different forms, like how Bad Luck Brian was a consistent image with different white text every time? Does a meme belong to everyone or the person who created it? Is there any ethical way t…

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