While stereotypes generally have negative connotations, there's something to be said about poking for at our lives and our selves. This trending Twitter meme does just that, with users riffing on their "greatest hits," basically the phrases that most frequently leave their mouths. The results are clever, relatable, and endlessly entertaining.
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Some of your peers might hate on memes, but really that means they just don't understand them. They're pretty genius if you really think about it - they're relatable as all hell and they reference pop culture that literally anyone (who isn't living under a rock) can understand. That's pretty cool if you think about it!
It's not uncommon these days to see people begging for money on social media. Needy Twitter and Instagram users beg for a Venmo here and a Cash App there. But what are they offering in return? Nothing. This new Twitter meme, however, shows off 2019's business savvy. Instead of asking for handouts, users are instead offering to perform petty acts of revenge on your enemies, for the pretty price of $20. This is something we can get behind.
As the new year is about to roll in, it seems that much of Twitter is owning up to their bad habits and neglectful impulses. Most of us have the best of intentions, but when it comes to follow-through it's a whole different story. That's what these memes are all about.
You've all probably heard guys getting roasted for having a mattress on the floor, a single chair and a console in their rooms. The stereotype may be unfair, but it's officially spawned an addictive Twitter meme. Users are combining the text with photos of their favorite (and least favorite) figures and characters, as well as mixing in shots from their favorite television shows. The results, as expected, are pretty hilarious.
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.
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.
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.
Halloween is right around the corner, and (as usual) Twitter's got jokes. The clever writers of 280 character jokes are putting on their thinking caps to come up with some funny couples costume ideas - and the results are pretty damn fantastic. Happy Halloween, y'all!
Y'all thought Halloween was scary? Guess again. Our newest fear is Miley Cyrus' steely blue eyed stare. And we're not alone. This photo from the 2008 Grammy awards has been making the rounds on Twitter, and has, in turn, been haunting our dreams. People have been photoshopping the image into posters for A Star Is Born, or popular album covers. They've also been using it to generally mock the dead stare of people with blue eyes. To which we have to admit: sorry, NOT SORRY. We've put together some of our favorite blue-eyed tweets, but we're sure this meme'll be kicking around for a while. So keep those peepers open.
47 year old Elon Musk is apparently getting into memes. After tweet a poorly edited and grainy meme earlier in the day, the increasingly mad CEO begged his Twitter followers for their dankest memes. The responses varied from predictable Musk memes, to cringey wholesome memes. We've included some of our favorites, but we have to ask: Which meme would you sent ol' Musky?
