Our favorite dank meme of the year shows no signs of slowing down. 'Unsettled Tom' memes are still poppin' off on social media, so we're happy to report that we've got some more cringetastic memes for you. You're welcome!
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Thanos completing his gauntlet is the newest way for memers to describe people or cultures via various flattering or unflattering personality traits. There's been no shortage of Thanos memes floating around these days, but we predict that this versatile format will be popping up for quite a while.
We have never gotten bored of Marvel memes but this latest iteration really takes the cake. If you're not familiar with the characters, we recommend you stop reading or brush up on hours of info right here. As early as 2017, fans of the series have been theorizing that Ant-Man (capable of changing his size from teeny tiny to gigantic) would defeat Thanos by entering his body, whether via urethra or anus. Lovely. The theory has floated around the internet ether for a couple years now, finally becoming a full-fledged dank meme this month. The memes range from coy to very, very raunchy. We love 'em all.
Sunday's Super Bowl wasn't terribly exciting for anyone except maybe Tom Brady and Marvel fans. Like last year, Marvel chose to air a trailer during the big game, this time showcasing Avengers: Endgame. To say we are pumped would be an understatement. Fortunately we have a whole lot of Marvel memes and moments to get us through to the late April release.
All hail 'World Record Egg!' It's not often that people of the world unite for a common cause, but that's exactly what happened this weekend to throw Kylie Jenner off of her veneered Instagram pedestal. Instagram account @world_record_egg begged the world to help an egg stock photo become the #1 liked post on the site. And it worked. Kylie's birth announcement was demoted to #2 on January 13th. "Egg gang" is now at 4 million followers, and many of them are creating content celebrating this massive success. Here's a selection of our favorite egg memes so far.
Memes, memes the magical fruit, the more you eat the more you...procrastinate? Seriously, what is it about memes that has the power to get you scrolling for literal hours on end? We think it's probably the fact that they're relatable as heck, and can really speak to you on a spiritual level.
The internet is collectively screeching at Youtube's arguably cringey release of this year's Youtube Rewind video. The video is supposed to showcase the most viral videos of the year, but many people felt that the most influential people (Stefan Karl Stefansson, PewDiePie) were left out. Many other people found the video to just be lame - a video that seemed to be catering more to the desires of their advertisers than viewers. This sentiment has led to a campaign to make 2018's rewind the site's most disliked video - and has obviously inspired a crapload of memes.
