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If all we knew about the Middle Ages was from the artwork of the time, we'd be real confused. Thankfully though, its weirdness makes it perfect meme material. If you're in need of more classical art memes, click here!

If you're new here, The Dank Drop is our weekly showcase of the top dank memes from the past week. This week's batch has a good mix of coronavirus and non-coronavirus-related material for those who just want a damn break from it all. Click here for last week's roundup!

Well would you look at that, it's time for the weekly Dank Drop - and this time, there's significantly less coronavirus material because we could all use a little break from it. Now without further ado, scroll down for some of our favorite dank gems from the week, and click here for last week's collection!

If you didn't have an interest in traveling to Japan before, you definitely will after browsing through these fascinating pics!

If you're looking for more content than that bad, horrible thing that's happening in the world right now, we've got you covered. This gallery has a good mix of all things dank. Check out last week's installment, and /r/DankMemes for more weird humor!

It's that time of week again! That's right, it's time for the Dank Drop, where we bring you some of our favorite dank gems from the week. This week we've got a whole mix of content for you that we think you're gonna like! 

Check out last week's Dank Drop here!

If you haven't seen the Netflix docu-series Tiger King, then you're missing out on what literally everyone is talking about right now. The show follows the life of Joe Exotic, owner of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park in Oklahoma, and the nation's most prolific breeder of tigers (according to him). And yes, it gets even crazier than that.

Scroll down for some of our favorite reaction memes to the show!

If you're looking for actual, useful life hacks then you've come to the wrong place. These things won't help you at all, like even a little bit. But they will entertain you and for that, you're welcome. Now check out even more sh*tty life hacks over at Fail Blog!

Has the Stockholm syndrome set in for you yet? You know, where you get so used to being in quarantine that you start thinking it's normal, or even preferable over your normal routine? 

Well, the good thing about being in quarantine for an extended amount of time is that you have ample amounts of time to check out the week's best dank memes! Here's last week's gallery, and head on over to /r/DankMemes if you want an even more extensive list!

Chris (Simpsons Artist) is hands down our favorite comic artist. We don't know where he comes up with this strange material, but we like it nonetheless. Now be sure to check out his official Instagram account for more!

It's that time again! Time for us to bring you the 25 best dank memes of the week! We hope you're as excited about them as we are, but even if you aren't, just remember that it's the weekend, and that's the best feeling of all. 

Now click here for last week's roundup of the best dank memes!

Some things in this world don't really need to exist, and celebrity mashups are one of those things. But alas, we've still compiled a gallery of them for you to cringe over, so have at 'em, and click here for even more!

This bizarre, nonsensical dank meme came to be when several Facebook pages and Twitter accounts were created in January expressing an intense hatred for the character Roshan, also known as "Ice Age Baby" from the 2002 kids' movie Ice Age. Since then, Reddit has taken to the trend with hateful memes, and we're not really sure why, to be honest.

If you want to read more and try to make some amount of sense of this strange trend, check out Know Your Meme.

We know you've been waiting patiently for it, so we're coming at you with another Dank Drop featuring some of our favorite dank tidbits from the week! Warning: these memes are not for normies, so if you're not a fan of weird, nonsensical humor, it might be best to turn back now. 

Check out last week's Dank Drop here!

Growing up I thought that my parents were harsh. They rarely let me attend sleepovers, I never went to sleep away camp with the cool kids, and anything television beyond PBS was an absolute no-no. I've walked around with a chip on my sheltered shoulder ever since. Until yesterday, when I saw an enlightening thread on r/AskReddit.

Reddit user u/ctsom took to the subreddit and asked fellow redditors to describe the weird rules they grew up with as kids. The customs and boundaries range from extremely strict to extremely weird. And like me, you may end up feeling like your upbringing was relatively normal.

It's Friday which, first of all, means it's finally the damn weekend, and second of all you get the weekly Dank Drop! This week featured a whole bunch of classic and lingering content, including Baby Yoda, coronavirus, and even a lil Doge. 

We hope you enjoy, and click here for last week's roundup!