The Top 15 Memes Of September From Reddit's 'Memes'

Let's try and recap what has happened this month. First off, the Queen passed away. Shortly after, there was a massive scandal on Twitch regarding several massive streamers on the platform, eventually leading to Twitch banning gambling on their platform altogether. This was followed by even more celebrity scandals, starting with Adam Levine and his cheating accusations, and then Ned Fulmer from The Try Guys with his own little cheating situation. To top it all off, we ended the month with a devastating hurricane that just recently hit Florida.

It has been an eventful month for sure, so it's safe to say we can finally unwind by looking at some of the best memes from Reddit's /r/memes. With over 20 million users, getting some dank memes out of there isn't always easy, but they're all working hard to post the best memes they can find. Here are 15 of the highest-rated submissions from /r/memes.