The 15 Best Memes Of The Month From Reddit's 'Memes'
Reddit is home to lots of great meme communities. One of the best is /r/memes. On /r/memes, over 18 million Redditors vote on their favorite memes. It's one of the biggest communities out there, and we love the content that rises to the top. While not all of the subreddit is full of great content, users are actively upvoting and downvoting good and bad content to keep the meme crop fresh and entertaining.
Each of these memes brings something new, original and funny to appreciate, which is reassuring after seeing hundreds of awful memes all day long on Reddit. These are truly the best of the best, the most glorified and appreciated new memes out there. These are some of our favorite new memes the subreddit has to offer, chosen by millions of Redditors like you this month.
What Oscars?
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Will Smith slapping Chris Rock is the biggest meme from this month, and it's so overdone that everyone still won't stop talking about it, even though we're tired of hearing about it.
RIP the Dislike Button
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YouTube's removal of the dislike button was surrounded by a lot of controversy in the past year. It's the anniversary month of the big decision, so this meme pays respects to a fallen hero.
Honda?
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The sword of a thousand truths is a popular newer version of the classic scroll of truth meme.
(2+4)x5=?
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Apparently, this math problem has Reddit divided on the answer. So, what is it?
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