Memes are an integral part of internet culture, so much so that they have become the cornerstone of the world we know and live in. They have managed to embed themselves in online popular culture and will continue to be something that people post and share. They have become a great source of communicating emotions by sharing images or videos which range from funny to sarcastic, dark to wholesome and nerdy to weird. They have also become a source of sharing information and news in a much more enjoyable manner than the newscaster screaming through your screen.

While there is no doubt that a meme can be interpreted in many different ways, the common consensus is that they are definitely entertaining. We have compiled 15 of the best memes from Reddit's /r/memes for your monthly dose of entertainment, so that you can see them before they show up in reposts everywhere else.

Apple vs Android, what's your take?

Start the uprising with adding back the dislike button.

These are industrial waste made into cookies.

Then acting drunk for straight 2 business days.

Or they blink so fast, we can't notice.