Connect with your friends, family, and co-workers while adhering to social isolation guidelines with these video chat platforms and apps.

CornTeen is a fun way to say “quarantine,” usually in reference to COVID-19 isolation and quarantine measures.

While we’re all quarantined, here are our favorite online board games and card-playing games and the links to where you can play them.

Cities are on lockdown and you’re stuck at home, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy live music. Artists and DJs are now livestreaming their virtual performances.

The #BlindingLightsChallenge is a TikTok dance performed by children and their parents set to The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights.”

Social media users are sharing “Quarantine Day X Memes” as a way to track their experiences while being in quarantine for days on end.

These memes suggest that the 93-year-old Queen Elizabeth II is immortal and invincible against Coronavirus.

As the Coronavirus pandemic has led to widespread job loss and economic turmoil, organizers are sharing memes to raise awareness about an April rent strike.

A viral trend on Instagram has people posting embarrassing pictures of themselves with the caption #UntilTomorrow to trick others into liking the post so that they qualify as the next person of the online chain.

#AskReuters is a hashtag for Twitter users to share their Coronavirus questions with in hopes of receiving updates on the outbreak and professional medical responses.

#Boredinthehouse on TikTok is a new hashtag circulating online as a result of people quarantining themselves and not knowing exactly what to do next.

The boy and girl texting meme format uses a cartoon of two people texting to illustrate fictional flirtatious conversations.