There's a reason memes are such a widely popular art form among young people - they just speak to us in a way that nothing else can. Everyone's got their weird quirks, and it's pretty comforting to know that you're not the only one who does weird sh*t. So without further ado, time to get scrolling!
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If you spend any time on YouTube or Instagram, you'll know that the platforms are very popular with people who like to share "life hacks." Many of these are unnecessary projects that weirdly feature soda bottles or appear to be designed to smuggle contraband to people who are in jail. These life hacks, however, are different. They fully embrace the fact that they're actually useless in favor of spicing up our lives with a little humor. And that's all we can ask for these days.
Man, the universe just really wants us Millennials to be poor for the rest of our lives, doesn't it? We were already poor AF as is, but now we're about to get a global Great Recession thrown in there too! At least we can all struggle together? Have some more memes for sad Millennials while we're at it!
A good, solid knowledge of grammar is important for anyone who wants to get their point across in an intelligent manner. But we all know those grammar snobs who just love to use the good old ad hominem fallacy - that is, attacking a grammatical mistake that is completely irrelevant to the argument at hand.
Click here if you're in the mood to feel even more irritated with the English language!
Well. It's August 1st and we're sad to say that things are still pretty much as shitty as they were in March. There's not much we can do about this but try to stay sane and take care of our loved ones. We can't help your families and friends, but we can make sure that your brain feels a little better thanks to these memes.
You might be bored out of your damn mind right now, but lucky for you, we have memes! They won't fix your life's problems, but we're pretty sure they'll lift you out of that sour mood, at least for a bit. And after you're done, check out some more random entertainment here!
It's amazing that influencers and other celebrities are still trying to pretend "we're all in this together." While some might be dabbling in social issues or sharing their lockdown routines, others are actually actively seeking to hire an assistant in this climate. Writer Taylor Lorenz shared one such employment listing on Twitter today, and the job description is as insane and awful as you'd probably imagine.
The position, which is listed as "Personal Assistant to Influencer," actually demands the candidate to be on call 24/7 - which is definitely highly illegal. The pay, which is listed at $25-30 an hour, doesn't seem worth the burden of having to wake someone daily. Even more toxic? The request that the prospective assistant completely turn off their emotions and leave their personal lives at home. If you're expected to be constantly available, that seems like most of a person's life.
As can be expected, Twitter users were quick to marvel at, mock, and roast the advertisement. Some are even trying to guess which "celebrity" would have the balls to ask for so much and offer so little. We've put the best responses to the ad (which is below) in this gallery, but you can sink even deeper into the entitlement hole by checking out the thread for yourself.
We've said this a million times, but the world sucks right now, and it's not going to significantly get better for a while. It's just a fact at this point. So while we all wallow in our misery, at least we can enjoy some cute and uplifting memes to forget about the pain for once.
