Sometimes stereotypes can be harmful, but other times they're pretty amusing. In this instance, these people asked Twitter to roast a photo of them based on what it looks like they do for a living. Don't feel too sorry for them because, well, you can't say they weren't literally asking for it!
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We've all seen this meme around all over the internet in various contexts, but who the heck is the guy in the photo? His name is Dimitar Savatinov, a Bulgarian-Russian power-lifter and one of the strongest men in the world. His ridiculous lifting face has made for the perfect meme, and we're here for it.
Man, the 2020 presidential race has barely kicked off and we're already seeing loads of meme-able material from it.
This time it's Joe Biden, who made a decent-sized mistake during last night's second democratic debate when he told supporters to "go to Joe30330."
Of course, what he meant to say was text "Joe" to 30330 and even though we're pretty sure most people knew what he meant to say, that hasn't stopped the internet from roasting poor ol' Joe for not quite understanding how technology and social media work!
First we got the Snapchat gender change filter that had a lot of people feeling uncomfortably attracted to their opposite-gender selves, and then we got the baby filter that made us look like freaky children. Well apparently it's Christmas, because FaceApp just released a new aging filter that makes you look like an old person. Below are some of the most hilarious results from it that we've seen so far!
"Notorious virgin" (his words, not ours) and Twitter user LxDx asked the internet what they even did before the existence of memes, digging up a whole lot of nostalgia for those who weren't totally raised by the internet. We may be a little biased, but we think memes have definitely improved the quality of the internet by tenfold.
We'd like to know what you did before memes! Let us know in the comments!
Move over Airpodsand make way for the newest and stupidest thing you could possibly buy with your precious, hard-earned stacks of dollar bills: the Apple Pro Stand for only $999! What does it do, you ask? Why, it holds up your newly purchased Mac Pro desktop, which costs a cool $6,000 or more! Yes, you read that correctly - the Apple Pro Stand literally...holds things up.
And to further put that price into perspective, the glorified stand costs more than an iPhone X. Just let that sink in for a minute. But hey, no one ever said that Apple products were affordable, and for that they're getting roasted by us plebs who can't afford literally any of their products!
Hey! Remember that free trial you signed up for when you wanted to watch that dumb show? Remember when the internet was sucking and you turned wifi off on your phone? Well it's time to cancel that sh*t and reconnect to wifi so you're not using that data. These little things we forget are exactly what Twitter users are trying to remind us of in this trendingTwitter meme format. Some of these are pretty legitimate tips, and others...well, they're just a little bonkers.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has recently come under fire for allegedly making multiple women uncomfortable in the past with inappropriate physical contact. Biden issued an apology video yesterday on Twitter (which you can watch below) where he referenced "changing social norms" as the reason for his alleged misconduct, vowing in the future to "respect personal space." Physical contact, however. has always been his way of showing support to others, he stated.
Many on the internet are calling out Biden for giving a total non-apology and completely missing the point - and of course, creating Twitter memes out of it all. Scroll down to read what some people are saying about the issue!
What do you think? Did Biden go too far? Was his apology sufficient? Let us know in the comments!
"Me on Ellen" tweets imagine a sarcastic surprise being brought out on the Ellen DeGeneres show that people on Twitter are using to convey their greatest wishes. Are these tweets a cry for help? We don't know, but they certainly do play on the hilariously depressing tropes of the Millennial generation!
No one asked for these tweets, but we were all secretly thinking the same things. Sometimes you just really gotta get your thoughts out to someone, even if no one wants to hear them. From irrelevant celebrities (we're not naming any names) to 12-year-old emo you, we all do it sometimes.
Listen, some trending memes are just plain weird and dumb, and we acknowledge that this is definitely one of them. This Dragon-Ball-inspired meme depicts Shaggy from Scooby Doo going "Ultra Instinct," subsequently terrifying every super villain in the universe with his super strength. Check out /r/DankMemes for even more of these bizarre memes!
If you're looking for stupid internet trends, you've come to the right place! After The New York Times published a recipe for "parsleyed noodles," Twitter user Ariel Dumas noticed, and subsequently tweeted, that people were posting ridiculous comments making fun of and meme-ing the slightly pretentious way the recipe was worded.
In response to Donald Trump's remarks about the need to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer responded to the matter in a statement on Capitol Hill. People on the internet started noticing how...parental the two looked on television, which of course has sparked some hilarious memes.
We love these "Broke/Woke" memes, but they might not make a lot of sense to you if you're really not into weird Millennial humor - they signify the shift from one pop culture trend that's going out of style to another, more enlightened version of said pop culture trend.
Scroll down and enjoy the freshest versions of the meme that we could find!
