Whether you're a musician, or just an appreciator, these pseudo-niche music memes are sure to resonate with you. From Steely Dan to record collecting, this gallery hits all of our music nerd sweet spots. And it's all thanks to the brilliant mind behind the @fuckboycringeaccount. Bless up.
the Beatles
A couple tweets that boldly generalize men have inspired scads of parody memes over the last week or so. The original tweets, which claim that "no guy has all three" and then lists three positive qualities, were downright serious. The tweets they've inspired? Not so much. Twitter jokesters have applied the format to mock men in more creative ways, or to represent a character or aspect of their chosen fandom. A tweet listing lyrics to Full House is a great example.
Another day, another "stuff i like" meme. This one zeroes in on stuff/people/moments that have supposedly caused a cultural impact - and compares them to universally accepted people and movements that are believed to be important. Many of the memes involve The Beatles, but other people were able to mix it up. If you like what you see, simply search the meme on Twitter to find more. Just be prepared to sift through a shitload of K-Pop memes and tweets!
What can we say about The Beatles, unarguably one of the most iconic music groups of all time? We all know the lyrics to most of their songs, but what you probably didn't know is that The Beatles definitely had a sense of humor, which you'll see below.
And never forget, stupid memes coupled with love is all you need.
Fake texts have been going around forever - people want that clout. Fortunately for us, there's a subreddit dedicated to these cringey, yet hilarious, text exchanges. We've put up our favorite, wince-inducing examples, but if you want more head on over to r/badfaketexts. The only thing you have to lose is your faith in humanity.
Remember ASCII art? Or are you too young? The text-based art was all the rage back when we were pimping our MySpace and AIM profiles. in the last week, the images seem to be making a comeback - this time via meme. The trend in question features two stick figures, one of them standing at the top of some stairs having seemingly kicked the other down a flight. The figures are meant to represent things that are at odds with each other, or a person's preferences; think Coke vs. Pepsi or snacks and summer bodies. The meme is incredibly versatile - and very relatable. Here are some of our favorites...the seasonal depression example is particularly triggering.
