What's not to love about a brand new Shrek meme? This particular meme combines our favorite green ogre with some self-deprecating humor, and we're all about it. Check out more at Know Your Meme!
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It seems like every week dank memers get less and less inclined to create content about coronavirus, which we're extremely okay with. And in case you missed last week's Dank Drop, click here! (The memes are still good, we promise.)
Hooray, it's the moment of the week that you've been waiting for! If you aren't familiar with the Dank Drop, it's where we bring you our favorite dank memes from the past week. Check out /r/DankMemes and last week's installment for more!
Memes can be incredibly stupid, but sometimes they can also amaze you with their cleverness. Well, we're here to tell you that these memes, known as "Oreo Grammar," are both. How does that work, you ask? We're not really sure how to adequately describe it, so just scroll down to see for yourself.
The Dank Drop means two things: firstly, it's Friday and secondly, you get to see the best dank memes of the week! Sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it? Check out last week's installment, and /r/DankMemes for more!
There are two types of people in quarantine: the extroverts who are going absolutely insane and ready to smash through a wall, and the introverts who barely notice a difference in their daily routines at all. These memes display the differences between the two personality types pretty perfectly.
Know Your Meme has waaaaay more examples for those who want 'em!
Behold, a new dank Spongebob meme! This one is known as "King Neptune vs. Spongebob," and can you believe it's from an episode all the way back in 2000? Yeah, we're all getting old. Anyway, please enjoy these memes, and check out more Spongebob content here! You know you want to...
If you're new here, The Dank Drop is our weekly showcase of the top dank memes from the past week. This week's batch has a good mix of coronavirus and non-coronavirus-related material for those who just want a damn break from it all. Click here for last week's roundup!
We love a good ol' self-deprecating meme that makes fun of our pain, especially the pain of cringey social interactions. If you feel the same, then we think you'll enjoy the following trending memes, known as "Where Does It Hurt?"
And as always, click here for some more cringe-inducing humor!
We hear the term "heroes" thrown around a lot when we talk about essential workers during this whole pandemic thing. Don't get us wrong, we appreciate the hell out of all of you, but we also get that realistically, you have two sobering choices: either continue to go to work every day and risk your life, or stop going to work and risk being fired, losing your source of income.
Either way, we appreciate you and just remember that this will all be over eventually.
Fans of the British TV series The IT Crowd will enjoy these dank memes, which are from a 2006 episode in which Maurice Moss attempts to put out a fire, only to have his fire extinguisher catch fire in the process. We like to think of it as a metaphor for all the horrible sh*t going on in the world right now.
Alright, enough with the negativity; scroll down, and then click here for even more dank content!
There are a few fandoms that memers will never ever let go of, and the Star Wars franchise is clearly one of those. This meme features Kylo Ren in The Last Jedi yelling, "No, no. You're still holding on! Let go!"
P.S. if you don't think Adam Driver is dreamy AF then you're wrong.
