'That's History Right There' Is Reddit's New Favorite Low Effort Meme

The r/dankmemessubreddit is going absolutely wild with yet another fleeting meme format. This one uses a screencap from a video of Youtuber jackssepticeyereacting to "It's Everyday Bro" by the prodigal Jake Paul. It's proven to be the subreddit's new favorite way to shi*tpost and recycle old memes. We're still along for the ride.

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