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Memes are quite fascinating. They don’t need much context to reach a large audience and go viral. In a way, they are a language in their own right, capable of conveying a wide range of emotions.
Take these posts from the Meme Feed X Instagram page, for example. Scrolling through the timeline, you will find content that doesn’t necessarily have a common theme. However, many of them are painfully relatable, as if they were made especially for you.
We collected some screenshots from the page and compiled them into this list. If you’re looking for quick laughs as you mindlessly scroll, we've got you.
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Those who have seen how meme culture evolved know how these images have changed the way we communicate online. So much so that therapists and mental health experts like Theodora Blanchfield wrote an entire piece about it as a way to explore further.
The first thing Blanchfield mentioned is the way memes help us “say the hard things.” They have been a medium for people to communicate their traumas and mental health challenges by adding levity and making these issues easier to digest.
“Finding the humor in tough situations can take some of the power away from these otherwise taboo feelings,” Blanchfield stated.
In our introduction, we mentioned how memes have become a language in their own right. As Blanchfield points out, their popularity has created a sense of community that essentially minimizes the fear of missing out.
“Think of a time where you were the one to clue in a group about a popular meme that they somehow didn’t know about. If you felt a small rush of power, you’re not petty,” she wrote.
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Remi (He/Him) 5 hours ago
Definitely would not mind the shoe harassment for a chance to see one of those cuties up close.
Meanwhile, digital culture educator Dr. Paolo Gerbaudo compared memes to emojis. As he said in an interview with The Times of India, these images are “sort of a ready-made language with many kinds of stereotypes, symbols and situations.”
“(Memes are) a palette that people can use in a way to convey a certain content,” Dr. Gerbaudo said.
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Given the relatability of most memes, other experts see it as an excellent way to create intimacy. According to counseling psychologist Rickden Bhutia, it fulfills two crucial needs: a sense of continued connection and a sense of being seen.
“(Memes) fundamentally carry effort and time, mimicking the sense of a shared physical space,” Bhutia said.
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Ipetmykitteh 7 hours ago
The “go to” photo every one of this kid’s future dates will see upon first meeting the family until the end of time. This kid”s kids have dunk material. Absolutely epic.
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Luke || Kira (he/she) 3 hours ago
🥹 All these cis people looking so wonderful with long hair and eyeliner, and meanwhile me...
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Teutonic Disaster 6 hours ago
I say we make the top left one the new nickname for the White House.
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lightlywhispereddestruction 8 hours ago
Raising my hand as a nerd and former Texan. All cows are female. "Cow" refers to female cattle that have given birth.
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AtMostAFabulist 7 hours ago
Is it just me or does the Hulk on the right look kind of like Steve Buscemi?
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Luke || Kira (he/she) 3 hours ago
As someone who also plays / played as girl characters all the time, I'm really happy for her.
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Scarlett O'Hara's Ghost 6 hours ago
Does my name have to be Danielle? Cuz if it doesn't, I'm in!
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Ipetmykitteh 6 hours ago
Psssht. This is at 10:45 after that 9am meeting. Clothes are so constricting.
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Aileen Grist 4 hours ago
I hope you're both goig to put clothes on too - though you'd probably get a good size space around you if you just wore this. lol
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Andrew Read 1 hour ago
So, really only sports people from the USA follow, then. No Don Bradman, no Fangio, etc, etc, etc
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