There are few things in life as therapeutic as Kid Cudi's humming, and memers have certainly taken note of that. If you don't believe us, just take a listen for yourself. There's even a YouTube video of an expert breaking down why people love his humming so much. So scroll down and enjoy the memes, and if you're feelin' stressed, put on some Kid Cudi to help you relax.
It seems that whatever higher power is watching over us certainly wants us all dead. In 2020 alone we've dealt with plague, UFOs, wildfires, murder hornets, and who the hell knows what's next. Does anything even matter anymore? We're starting to think the answer to that is no. So here are 23 memes about the fact that life literally has no meaning.
When we reported on Grimes & Elon Musk naming their son X Æ A-12 yesterday, we were hoping it was a joke. But alas, Grimes confirmed the unique choice in an explanatory tweet last night. The name, which at least seems to have some personal meaning to the parents, has been the butt of many memes and jokes since Elon tweeted it yesterday. And with the confirmation, we don't expect them to stop. Here are the reactions, plus some of our favorite X Æ A-12-related zingers. We hope this child has a lot of emotional strength. They're gonna need it on the playground.
While we're happy for all anyone who has had a "successful" friends with benefits situation, but in our experience someone almost always gets hurt. The current climate is an especially weird time for "no-strings attached" lovers. While some people are going months without seeing their sexual partners, others have instead decided to shack up for quarantine. This r/relationships post (since deleted) deals with the latter. After a couple years of being sexually involved, and finally after quarantining with her, this guy has started to catch feelings. The confused dude took to Reddit to express his conflicted feelings, and after the post was shared on Twitter, many users decided to share their two cents. While we think it is rotten to string someone along, it's important to remember these people are in their early twenties. It's normal for a 21 year old to be somewhat immature in love. We're just glad he seems to be wising up emotionally.
Is anyone even phased by anything anymore? At this point, news could break that an asteroid is barreling toward planet earth and literally no one would bat an eye. It seems that May's little "surprise" for us is the Asian giant hornet, or as it's more commonly being referred to, the "murder hornet" that was spotted in North America for the first time just a few months ago. Luckily these guys typically aren't aggressive toward humans, but they are known to decapitate honey bees with their horrifyingly large claws. On the bright side, perhaps this will encourage people to stay inside so we can tackle the pandemic going on? Thanks 2020!
Quitting one's job is often as hard as breaking up with someone. Whether you have had a positive employment experience or absolutely wanted to die, it's often hard to find the right words to let people down. If you're having difficulty telling your boss to f*ck off, let these creative people serve as inspiration.
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!
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.
