teenagers

We thought there was nothing quite as laughable as an teenager on Instagram complaining about their myriad trials and tribulations, but man, some of these cringe-filled pictures are starting to change our mind.. This pseudo-deep shit that people are putting out there is completely bonkers. And of course, we love it. 

Remember being an emo tween/teenager? Unfortunately, we do too. Listening to sad songs on repeat. Thinking we our first school relationships were "forever." Posting attention-seeking messages to social media, hoping someone notice all the pain. While the depression was often very real, there's a painfully cringey- and amusing - aspect to people who wear their hearts on their sleeve on the internet. Don't believe us? Scroll down and brace yourself for some serious discomfort.

Many of us Millennials went through that inevitably cringey phase of our early teens in the mid-2000s where literally any mildly sentimental quote on LiveJournal or Myspace was thoroughly profound enough to bring us to tears. Today's version of that is, of course, the infamously cheesy Tumblr.

You've likely been seeing the word "Sbeve" everywhere on the internet lately, and in case it's (understandably) lost on you, it refers to cheesy posts and quotes on Tumblr that 14-year-old girls would generally find incredibly deep. 

One such example that's popped up all over the internet recently is the phrase "S[he] Be[lie]ve[d]," which you've probably noticed also displays the hidden message "he lied." Once you take that "hidden" message out, what's left is "Sbeve." Cue resulting dumb memes.

What happens when you mix first world anarchy with cringey people on the internet? Absolute madlads. And there's an entire subreddit dedicated to this kind of tongue-in-cheek male rebellion. r/madlads is an incredible archive of of this behavior. From teens who think they're tough to brazenly dumb YouTube commenters, these posts and memes are delicious displays of cringey (and sometimes wholesome) hilarity. 

If you've ever been a teenager or have had to raise one, you're going to enjoy these highly relatable and on-point memes. We'd all like to think that we were easy youths, but unfortunately (with some rare exceptions) that's just not true. We salute you, parents. We salute you.

Teenagers get a bad rap pretty much just for existing, but everyone seems to conveniently forget when they do great things, like write these hilarious senior yearbook quotes. So here's to you, graduates! Now please have some college memes because pains of life are just getting started, baby.

Zoomers, or Generation Z, are known for their bizarre, totally nonsensical humor and we think these memes display that sentiment perfectly. Us Millennials may not fully understand you kids, but we respect you. 

Both Know Your Meme and /r/DankMemes have many more examples, so be sure to check them both out if you crave more of that weirdness!

These are the kinds of pics that you don't really want to look at, but at the same time you also just can't look away. Beware.

Much to the dismay of high school vapers everywhere, the Trump administration is reportedlyplanning to ban most flavored e-cigs due to a (supposed) rise of vaping-related illnesses and other health concerns, along with six deaths. 

Memerseverywhere can't help themselves from making a mockeryof the situation, alleging that there have been far more deaths caused by both gun violence and cigarettes that the government has yet to act on. Not to mention, many believe that the ban is solely some sort of conspiracy theory by big tobacco to sell more cigarettes. 

The following are some of the best memes and reaction tweets that we could find!

Twitter user Mike Mulloy had the right idea when he called out Jacob Obers on Twitter for claiming that he and his girlfriend bought a house at age 19. First of all, who the hell even buys property anymore? And secondly, we're willing to bet that neither of these doofus kids have ever even had jobs before. Next!