The Great Meme Depression Is Here

no tiktoks, no reels, bone dry March
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[QQ_Inifnity]

It’s crazy how the stagnation of memes can become a meme in itself, propelling memes as a whole.

[Thunderbolt]

‘There’s no new meme, we’re in the meme depression’

The meme depression: *proceeds to become a meme*

[danjoredd]

I remember when memes lasted for years instead of a week

[Micha-Hil]

We already went through this in 2016-2017. We were holding onto fidget spinners and fortnite bad for so long.

[fighterpiloto]

“March is only halfway through” hit me like a truck. It feels like the start of the month was a few days ago

[lashleynationallibrary]

Real ones remember when we had like 3 memes in all of 2018-19

[GoPterosaur]

It’s just like the real Great Depression, overproduction of cheap products ultimately leads to disaster!

[bendebord]

It’s hard for new memes to come about because the entire world has now become a meme

[lavenderpsycho]

I remember In like 2018 when those chart memes would come out near the end of the year highlighting what memes came out for each month and thinking oh yeah I remember when that came out and now I can't keep up I find out about new memes like 4 months later I feel old

[BstarStudios]

I'm surprised you didn't do a lesson on "this is my invincible war oc" meme that was sparked on twitter

[aces-talking]

i just revert to old memes
im saying “all your base are belong to us” unironically

[artemis_furrson]

"Man I miss meme culture from 5 years ago. The memes today suck"

-Everybody every year since 2014

[cheeki]

Meme culture becomes less all-encompassing as some of us internet kids grow up. I definitely see this as a case of people just taking a break from shitposting.

[KnightsofGaming]

I miss the meme era of 2016-19. Those were the golden years for me

[GreatNishanka]

early gen z era: *long memes, no complains, using the same meme for months*

early gen alpha and late gen z: *cant survive a day without a new viral meme*

[Kalefromai]

I WANT MLG EDITS BACK. REVIEVE THEM TO SAVE THE DEPRESSION

[SmeargleStuff]

Funny things is I quit reels in February. Nice to know I haven’t missed anything.

[quisshy]

Remember when memes didn’t last for 3 days and then died out?

[puffheadthegreate]

I like the meme drought. It makes us savor and enjoy the ones we have

[Papermastert]

“When memes are absent, the absence of memes itself will become a meme”