In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, many schools are shutting down to prevent the spread of the disease while many parents are dealt with the difficult task of schooling their young children who are ecstatic to be staying home which is being depicted through homeschool memes.
The Carl Wheezer and Shrek Meme is an imaginary scene created by a fan of both animations that displays two characters from each narrative in a conflict which is used as a meme template to express opposing perspectives in other real-life situations.
“Work from Home” memes are in full effect as people post comedic pictures to display how ecstatic they are about being able to work from the comfort of their own homes because of the Coronavirus outbreak.
This meme format is often used to comedically convey someone’s hurt feelings when they have been overlooked and/or blatantly ignored.
The latest iteration of this meme about camaraderie features a still image from a vintage Spiderman cartoon series.
Keanu’s recent cameo in Netflix’s Always be my Maybe has inspired an entire Twitter account dedicated to memes of the actor walking in slow-mo to music.
This Twitter meme combines popular film, TV, or music video clips with an excerpt of Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” music video.
This meme combines two iconic reaction images to make one meme.
In this popular TikTok meme, students offer tips, tricks, and studying hacks for their fellow classmates as they prepare for final exams.
The internet celebrated the life of viral meme sensation Grumpy Cat by sharing their favorite memes and capturing their own grumpy pets on camera.
The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones aired, and there’s one question “What’s happening w Arya’s Horse?”
This meme format featuring Dr. Bruce Banner/Hulk quote from Avengers: Endgame is all about finding the positive side of a negative situation.