"You can't just travel back in time to ancient Egypt and create memes..."
This is some next level meme stuff.

The foreground image is 'women yelling at cat with salad', itself a mash-up of two memes. The far right column is a 'galaxy brain' progression. Other memes I recognized are "is this a pigeon?" dickbutt, distracted boyfriend, T-posing, "loss", "I don't feel so good, Mister Stark", dabbing, and there are a few others I'm not as familiar with. (An incredibly popular Instagram post about an egg, 'dat boi' frog on a unicycle, 'surprised pikachu, 'me and the bois', and I have no idea what the hat-on-a-cone is all about.)
Pop culture may eat itself, but maybe it's at least making a nutritious meal out of it?

The foreground image is 'women yelling at cat with salad', itself a mash-up of two memes. The far right column is a 'galaxy brain' progression. Other memes I recognized are "is this a pigeon?" dickbutt, distracted boyfriend, T-posing, "loss", "I don't feel so good, Mister Stark", dabbing, and there are a few others I'm not as familiar with. (An incredibly popular Instagram post about an egg, 'dat boi' frog on a unicycle, 'surprised pikachu, 'me and the bois', and I have no idea what the hat-on-a-cone is all about.)
Pop culture may eat itself, but maybe it's at least making a nutritious meal out of it?
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I recognized only some of the memes and had fun looking up the others. Also had trouble with the hat-on-a-cone but when somebody said "Area 51" I was able to parse the intended image.
Is it weird that the older I get the more I appreciate pop culture? Kids these days... get on my Internets!
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