Reddit is home to a variety of subreddits, catering to every niche interest you can think of. However, /r/CompanyBattles is one of a few subreddits that combines memes alongside corporate insights. Suppose you've been on the internet for long enough. In that case, you'll notice how many corporations try to be 'hip' and 'cool' by trying their absolute hardest to blend in with the current generation. Wendy's on Twitter is an example of a company that has been somewhat successful, but most times, they fail miserably.

The following images highlight moments where companies are caught beefing with each other, whether a slight jab in a Twitter Thread or an advertisement that throws shade at their direct competitor. This collection is an excellent place for memes but provides subtle critiques of brands' public personas and various advertising campaigns. The following examples may not be the most recent, but they're still quite relevant in this current day and age.