Remember the good old days? When we weren't glued to our smartphones, Instagramming every meal, or checking in wherever we went? Frankly, neither do we. But people swear that such a time existed. This meme pokes fun at all the near-luddites that are won't shut up about times without technology. We gotta hand it to these people, these takes (which incorporate both art and pop culture) are pretty damn good.
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If you ever use Facebook and Twitter, we're willing to bet that you have been privy to this very popular Twitter meme. The subtly sassy snow clone lists a variety of comically specific traits before revealing that the subject is not, in fact, your man. It's generally someone as nerdy as James Joyce or as much of a manic orange abomination as Gritty. We're into it, and hope to see more weird and clever renditions.
Sometimes we can alter the path of time via dedication, determination, and resilience. Other times there's no stopping our worst impulses. This is most often the case when trying to use your words like a GD adult. Memes about saying "you too" when the waiter tells you to enjoy your meal have been around for a while, but these really take the relatable trend to the next level.
Twitter's new favorite text meme involves calling out white people for the silly things they say in very specific situations. The meme is somewhat triggering to the Ned Flanders-esque white person writing this (nobody under 30 should sound this much like a Midwestern dad) but the tweets are pretty funny - and all in good fun.
People were shook this past Saturday when pop singer Ariana Grande released 'thank u, next,' the title single from her upcoming album. The song is about how Grande is thankful for her former partners - a sentiment that not many musical artists, especially 25-year-olds, express. The lyrics are being touted as being very mature and insightful. They're also being meme'd like crazy on Twitter. Here are some of the best we've seen yet.
Happy Election Day! If you haven't picked your booties up to go vote, you better be doing it soon. Twitter's certainly got midterm fever, and they're showing it with this meme that is the exact opposite of a glow up. It would seem that many voters have gone through quite the transformation while waiting to exercise their voting rights, and this meme really says it all. While memes can't change the future of our government, you can. We don't want to see what voting in 2020 will look like if anyone slacks.
