Memes are one of the hallmarks of modern, or postmodern, culture. They are a way for teens to get their unique sense of humor across, but more than that they have become a way for people to communicate. Actual, legitimate information is exchanged through memes, and certain things have become memes that people generally take seriously, such as communism, and this has not turned these ideologies into a joke but are much on the contrary the result of young people taking such intellectual pursuits more seriously all in all.
Since memes are such a great way for us to communicate and form one of the most important social aspects of our world today, we have decided to look up some of the best memes of the year so far and present them to you below.
Did we miss your favorite meme? Let us know in the comments.
Since memes are such a great way for us to communicate and form one of the most important social aspects of our world today, we have decided to look up some of the best memes of the year so far and present them to you below.
1. Celebrities as Things
If the name sounds odd to you get used to it because most meme names have a tendency to be rather odd and out there and the people that are sharing these memes tend to like things that way. If you check out the tweet below, you will be able to see just how this meme compares celebrities with the most mundane of things.chris evans as coffee pots,— 𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐢 ⍟⃝ (@bvckitasha) April 10, 2019
a thread ✨ pic.twitter.com/q9ukxvumTh
zayn malik as nokia — a thread pic.twitter.com/prVxcyfED9— serr (@overdicasp) April 9, 2019
Ben Affleck as beverages from Dunkin Donuts pic.twitter.com/87orSgdzFI— amelia wedemeyer (@ameliadeew) April 13, 2019
Beyoncé as Sea Sponges, a thread pic.twitter.com/8Wy6uonkOy— eric (@BeyStillCares) March 30, 2019
2. Some Of You… And It Shows
If you are looking to give someone a sick burn without directly referencing them, this meme is the way to do it. It is also a fine way to sub tweet by referencing a topic in a humorous and witty manner. This meme is often used as a humorous response to other memes that have been shared and is a pretty important part of Twitter’s current meme culture all in all.Some of y’all haven’t work 40 hours in your life and it shows— SamReid (@samballshard) January 15, 2019
Some of you have never had your parents speak to you with their eyes , and it really shows— @sighpapi970 (@sighpapi970) January 16, 2019
3. So, Twitter, Meet My Dad
After one faithful son talked about his father finally following his dream of becoming a model after spending years being a pastor, Twitter was taken by storm by a number of people sharing videos of celebrities such as Steve Carrell with the same text as the tweet that the son had posted talking about his father. The randomness of this meme shows just how funny you can be without having to go into offensive territory, as this meme is mostly just a harmless and somewhat absurd way for the people on Twitter to have fun. It should be noted that the former pastor got quite a few modelling gigs after the meme went viral.My dad is 45, pursuing a modeling career, and I’ve never seen him happier. He told me he’s just waiting for a chance to blow up. So, Twitter, meet my dad. pic.twitter.com/zYSmZGbPCn— Collin (@coolcat_collin) March 28, 2019
Hey guys, my dad is 74 years old and he is just now pursuing a modeling career. Here are some photos of him. Please retweet to help spread awareness and make his dreams come true! Love you dad pic.twitter.com/vO5jKhMC8j— Justonian (@justin_odell7) March 31, 2019
My dads are 45, pursuing modeling careers, and I’ve never seen them happier. They told me they’re just waiting for a chance to blow up. So, Twitter, meet my dads. pic.twitter.com/eE5dy6nKC7— Tom Zohar (@TomZohar) March 30, 2019
4. This Shot Should Be Shown in Film Class
These days everyone likes to pretend that they are some kind of expert in film or a film critic of some sort, and meme culture loves poking fun at such people. When one Twitter user claimed that a certain shot from the Game of Thrones season finale was “brilliant and should be shown in film study class”, Twitter was suddenly full of tweets making fun of the statement by pairing it with random shots that are decidedly not as brilliant as can be seen below.This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class. pic.twitter.com/1zd4mZfEXp— Alex Goldschmidt (@alexandergold) May 21, 2019
this shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class pic.twitter.com/bEfUwSrquE— an pigeon (@imskytrash) May 21, 2019
5. First Image of a Black Hole
This photo of the black hole is awesome, but wait... Enhance! Hmm, enhance! One more time, enhance! Whoa. The biggest Cinnamon Raisin Bagel in the world, and it's still hot! #EHT #EventHorizonTelescope pic.twitter.com/aPDVtLHF2u— Gabor Heja (@gheja_) April 10, 2019
The biggest secret of the black hole was exposed. 🤭 #BlackHole pic.twitter.com/FRUugECMUj— Viktória Bogyová (@veeallie1) April 10, 2019
6. Ah sh-t here we go again
This could be interesting from r/MemeEconomy
this december pic.twitter.com/xgFIR2sLNL— Rebel Scum Finn (@realtraitorfinn) April 11, 2019
Did we miss your favorite meme? Let us know in the comments.