history memes

Every now and then some cheesy clip art from the internet makes its way into memes. And sometimes this phenomenon inspires a crapload of quality humor. The "Is For Me?" meme definitely falls into this category. The format features a coy smiley  with two fingers pressed together, and the text "Is For Me?" below it. It's being used for situations in which countries, historical figures, or popular characters flexed their entitlement muscles. So there are a lot of examples that derive their humor from history. Which is dope 'cause we love history memes. We've put together some of the best examples of this format, but you can read more about it over at Know Your Meme.

Listen, we know that we are privileged when compared to the people of the past. Scientific advancement has allowed us to live longer and accomplish more than many could have ever imagined. But 2020 absolutely stinks. And we'd rather poke fun at history via memes than read about the horrible things that are happening in the present.

Listen, we know that we are privileged when compared to the people of the past. Scientific advancement has allowed us to live longer and accomplish more than many could have ever imagined. But 2020 absolutely stinks. And we'd rather poke fun at history via memes than read about the horrible things that are happening in the present.

It's no secret that we love history memes, but we have to admit that ancient history sometimes doesn't get enough attention. And so we've curated this gallery of Ancient Greek-specific memes for those who want 'em. If you're someone who's more interested in generic history memes, eBaum's World has you covered!

Every now and then some cheesy clip art from the internet makes its way into memes. And sometimes this phenomenon inspires a crapload of quality humor. The "Is For Me?" meme definitely falls into this category. The format features a coy smiley  with two fingers pressed together, and the text "Is For Me?" below it. It's being used for situations in which countries, historical figures, or popular characters flexed their entitlement muscles. So there are a lot of examples that derive their humor from history. Which is dope 'cause we love history memes. We've put together some of the best examples of this format, but you can read more about it over at Know Your Meme.

Listen, we know that we are privileged when compared to the people of the past. Scientific advancement has allowed us to live longer and accomplish more than many could have ever imagined. But 2020 absolutely stinks. And we'd rather poke fun at history via memes than read about the horrible things that are happening in the present.

Every now and then some cheesy clip art from the internet makes its way into memes. And sometimes this phenomenon inspires a crapload of quality humor. The "Is For Me?" meme definitely falls into this category. The format features a coy smiley  with two fingers pressed together, and the text "Is For Me?" below it. It's being used for situations in which countries, historical figures, or popular characters flexed their entitlement muscles. So there are a lot of examples that derive their humor from history. Which is dope 'cause we love history memes. We've put together some of the best examples of this format, but you can read more about it over at Know Your Meme.

While some of you may have flunked history a couple times, there's no getting around it: the happenings of the past make for some seriously good memes. And this gallery of memes hilariously covers many historical moments. You've got a few memes roasting Henry VIII's marriages and desire from and heir, as well as plenty of memes covering imperialism and war. They may not be entirely educational, but they're better for your brain than some of those deep fried ironic memes. Happy scrolling.

If you like history but the 20th century isn't really your jam, then we think you'll like these memes from antiquity. Whether it's ancient Rome or Greece that tickles your fancy, we're pretty sure you'll find them amusing!

If you're someone who is convinced that the past was just a better time, just take a gander through these memes and you'll know that that wasn't exactly the case. Now please enjoy!

We're no experts, but we're pretty sure that students would be way more likely to pay attention in history class if teachers implemented memes into their lesson plans. So let these memes be today's little history lesson from us on ancient Egypt!

We don't normally like to live in the past, but we make some exceptions. Mostly in the area of memes. The history of the world (there's a lot of it) makes for some pretty great meme-ing. Here are some examples.

We've always loved the hilarity (and sheer volume) of Marvel memes. But if we have to single out a heavy player in the MCU's meme history, it's gotta be Thanos. And the big purple ballsack of a villain is back in a relatively new and very versatile format. The memes feature a quote from Avengers: Endgame, in which Thanos (Josh Brolin) admits to his daughter Nebula that he may have treated her too harshly. Memers are using the still to address errors in judgment regarding everything from Boomers to situations in Minecraft. We've included our favorites in this gallery, but you can read more about the format (and take in more meme goodness) over at Know Your Meme.

We've always loved the hilarity (and sheer volume) of Marvel memes. But if we have to single out a heavy player in the MCU's meme history, it's gotta be Thanos. And the big purple ballsack of a villain is back in a relatively new and very versatile format. The memes feature a quote from Avengers: Endgame, in which Thanos (Josh Brolin) admits to his daughter Nebula that he may have treated her too harshly. Memers are using the still to address errors in judgment regarding everything from Boomers to situations in Minecraft. We've included our favorites in this gallery, but you can read more about the format (and take in more meme goodness) over at Know Your Meme.

We've always loved the hilarity (and sheer volume) of Marvel memes. But if we have to single out a heavy player in the MCU's meme history, it's gotta be Thanos. And the big purple ballsack of a villain is back in a relatively new and very versatile format. The memes feature a quote from Avengers: Endgame, in which Thanos (Josh Brolin) admits to his daughter Nebula that he may have treated her too harshly. Memers are using the still to address errors in judgment regarding everything from Boomers to situations in Minecraft. We've included our favorites in this gallery, but you can read more about the format (and take in more meme goodness) over at Know Your Meme.

Think the world seems absolutely screwed beyond repair these days? Why not escape into the marvelous world of history memes! You'll be reminded that the world suffered long before 2020. And those suffering didn't have the luxury of being able to use the internet all day.