The Web is teeming with hilarious memes. Every day, some unsuspecting person, dog or cartoon character has some clever words slapped on their photo before being circulated around the internet. But which memes are the funniest? That's where we come in.
In case you've lived this long without hearing about him, Scumbag Steve is a popular macro meme featuring a young adult wearing a sideways baseball hat who is very sleazy and always up to no good. (Thus his name.)
As it turns out, Scumbag Steve is also a real person named Blake Boston, a.k.a "Weezy." If you didn't already figure it out by his attire and nickname, he is an aspiring rapper.
If there's anything more recognizable than Skrillex's music, it's his unique side-swooped hair. (He's basically the Justin Bieber of the electronica world.) The unique hairstyle has a Twitter Account, and has even been adopted by other celebrities. Now, animals are starting to wear it.
Dogs are happy-go-lucky creatures. They go through life barking, fetching and scratching with a smile on their face, generally secure in the knowledge that their owners know what's best for them.
It was Reddit that made Zeddie Little, aka ‘Ridiculously Photogenic Guy,’ April’s biggest meme by breathlessly trumpeting his good looks while running for the rest of the internet to see.
Little paid back the social news website Tuesday by doing a IAmA chat, in which he answered questions for Redditors.
If this was 20 years ago, 'Lawyer Dog' would be a sitcom. And it would be awful. Luckily, these days, 'Lawyer Dog' can just be an Animal Advice meme, in which the comic possibilities of a dog lawyer can been illustrated without killing the joke in a cringe-worthy way.
You might recognize this young woman right here. If not, just look to the left.
Yep, that's Tries Really Hard Girl, the woman who's actually beating Ridiculously Photogenic Guy at the footrace they're in, but that nobody cares about. And the Internet has spun this minor bad luck into a whole history of tragedy.
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In less than two weeks, Zeddie Watkins Little went from any good-looking runner to internet superstar thanks to one simple photograph.
Bestowed the title of the "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy," Little appeared more stock photo model than actual jogger while mid-stride during this year's South Carolina Cooper River Bridge Run -- a fact not lost on meme creators who've crafted dozens of hilarious images to remind us all just how attractive he is.
The race "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" and viral meme sensation Zeddie Little was photographed running in was a 10K. Perhaps that relatively short distance was why Little was able to stay so perfectly composed, when other runners looked less than their best. Now, he's facing an even bigger challenge.
Inspired by the Ridiculously Photogenic Guy meme that's become all the rage (at least for this week), the internet has now taken the same concept and applied to man's best friend.
As you have no doubt heard, Betty White finally joined Twitter. (Maybe.) While this seems like a brave new frontier for a member of the Greatest Generation, she’s not the only elderly person to ever delve into social media. Apparently, Facebook is full of them.
James Van Der Beek played introspective and sensitive aspiring filmmaker Dawson Leery between 1998 and 2003 on the teen drama 'Dawson's Creek.' But, these days, his most famous role has been reduced to a four second GIF clip of Dawson crying, which has become something of an internet sensation.
Time for today's match-up! In one corner, we have "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" Zeddie Little, who was finally brought on 'Good Morning America' for an interview about how he became such an internet star. If there's one thing we can learn from Little, it's that being ridiculously photogenic can make you a star.
In the other, we have Ryan Gosling, another ridiculously photogenic guy and internet favorite.
Ridiculously Photogenic Guy Zeddie Watkins Little finally showed the world what he looked like in real life on 'Good Morning America' Wednesday morning.
The Tumblr 'Texts From Hillary' took the Web by storm last week. Inspired by a photo of Hillary Clinton texting from a plane while wearing a pair of killer sunglasses, the site imagines conversations the Secretary of State might be having with other luminaries. And as the shades suggest, she's way too much of a big shot to deal with the lesser folk.