It's totally okay to unwind and sit there and do nothing sometimes - we're all going through a lot of stress right now after all. These memes are here to help you relax and take your mind off of things, because you deserve it.
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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!
We have to hand it to the Twitterati - they consistently serve up good, bad and hilarious takes, all within a mighty 280 character limit. While some people may find the limitation to be restrictive, we think it just forces people to think a little more before throwing their opinions and jokes into the ether. These tweets are as fresh as they get - and the cover all the bases: quarantine, that thigh-high boot meme, and (of course) some relatable and self-deprecating observations.
Remember those "I'll Take This Over An Expensive Night Out Any Day" memes? They were way better than the awkward phrasing suggests. Just a few months after that meme hit the scene, Twitter users are turning a South Korean comic into the same kind of comedic romantic yearning. The comic, from @0g_maru, features a couple cuddling in bed watching another couple kiss on the television. Twitter users are swapping out the smoochers with dumb YouTube videos and irony-packed images. They're pretty tame, but likely to resonate with any lonely people in lockdown - or people who resent their significant other's programming choices. We've included some examples here, but you can see more (and snag the template) over at Know Your Meme.
Another day, another Twitter meme. And this one, while as dumb as Twitter memes get, goes beyond K-pop stans. It's a nostalgic nod to the way things used to be, or how people (mostly singers or actors) used to be. Think, like, learning about Drake from Degrassi vs. following his cringey music career. We've put a bunch of 'em together here, but you can read more about this meme over at Know Your Meme.
This tweet might just be the most ignorant statement in history, and we don't say that lightly. If you aren't familiar with Prager University (or, PragerU for short), it's a non-profit organization that puts out videos on various topics from a conservative perspective.
Yesterday, PragerU tweeted out a quote by co-founder Dennis Prager stating, "The lockdown is the greatest mistake in human history." That's right, apparently PragerU thinks that the lockdown is a bigger mistake than any war or atrocity ever committed by humans.
In response, Twitter has been rightfully meme-ing and trolling the quote, and we're really liking the results.
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!
Just when we thought things couldn't possibly get worse in 2020, here we are with Pentagon-confirmed UFO sightings. That's right, the Pentagon just released this footage (shown below) of pilots reacting to possible extraterrestrial aircraft darting around the sky in inexplicable fashion. What we want to know is, why did the authorities decide to release this information now, of all times? Please, just let us get over this damn plague first.
Anyway, please scroll down for some reaction memes and tweets to this bizarre news.
