People love bringing art to life. Whether it's through imagining what historical figures would look like today, or turning classical art into memes, the possibilities are endless, and especially now that we have all this extra time on our hands at home, people are getting extra creative. An Instagram challenge using the hashtag #TussenKunstEnQuarantaine, which means 'between art and quarantine' is encouraging people to reenact famous paintings and the results are brilliantly creative and utterly ridiculous. What a way to pass the time! Check out some of the best ones below.
Memes
Memes are basically just hilarious inside-jokes on the internet that are the only source of joy for some people.
Wow, that went dark fast.
We're living through a future history lesson right now... in 50 years, possibly even less, they'll be studying the Covid-19 era in classrooms, analyzing our behavior during this difficult time. And one of the things they'll look at is the way love and relationships went down during quarantine. These memes are a snapshot of the upside-down Coronavirus world we find ourselves in, showing how the pandemic is making and breaking relationships.
Coronavirus, coronavirus, coronavirus. What else are people talking about nowadays? Yes, the unknown is scary and confusing, but people seem to be losing sight of reality. The public has embarked on a frenzy of buying stores out of toilet paper as if their lives depend on it, rather than food, medicine, and games to keep themselves entertained - all of which would be a lot more sensible. Unsurprisingly, coronavirus toilet paper memes are as hot of a commodity as toilet paper itself and here are some of our favorites to get you through this period of social distancing.
With Covid-19 taking over, we are living in fraught times. The world is a scary place right now and in the midst of all the crazy Corona confusion, we firmly believe that some light-hearted humor is in order. Historically, laughter is certainly (one of) the best medicines and while we do not take corona lightly at all, we are doing our part to help the world through this difficult time. Here are some of the best corona tweets we've found this week to lighten your mood. Stay safe!
Covid-19 has taken over, and all sports have been halted until further notice. This has left millions of people sitting at home, twiddling their thumbs and not knowing what to do with themselves. To fathom that there is life outside of sports is... well... weird. Here are some NFL memes that all sports fans will relate to while mourning the loss of the game. Whatever it may be. Right now it's corona - 1, sports - 0. Let's hope things change, and fast!
When you think of librarians, you probably picture a stern older woman with glasses down the end of her nose and no sense of humor. And you may be right, but these pictures prove that actually, librarians are a lot funnier than we think. Surrounded by books all day means they can pick up some good old punny content and make some glorious signs with them. Here are some of the most groan-worthy library memes on the internet and some more here for when you're done with these.
Every now and again, you need an overdose of relatable pink, wholesome and honest content on your Instagram feed. If that's your thing, turn to @girl, the Instagram account that is full of just that. With 7.4 million followers, the page, according to its bio, is full of "feminine and funny" content, which will make you feel less alone in today's female struggles.
An Instagram account called Kids Are The Worst was started by mom Anna Macfarlane, who is showing the not-so-glamorous side of being an insta-mom. Using the tagline "It's ok to laugh. You were the worst once, too", Anna shows that sometimes the only thing to do when your kids are being terrors is to just laugh, or else you'll probably cry. Using pictures of old classical art, she puts her own relatable captions on them, which will make all parents feel less alone in the wonderful journey that is parenthood.
And if you enjoy these, check out these moments that prove just how bizarre and stupid kids can be.
The world of dating and relationships is an absolute minefield. Between mustering up the strength to go on yet another Bumble date and trying your hardest to not f*ck it up if you manage to find someone you like and who likes you, it's a lot of work. Love certainly isn't for the faint-hearted. No one can really prove whether women have it harder than men, but the female population certainly has their own set of struggles. In honor of Valentine's Day coming up, here are some all-too-relatable tweets that accurately describe the world of love, dating and everything in between for women.
The 2000s was a golden age, full of wonderful things and it will forever have a special place in our hearts. But now that it's a mere distant memory, we can look back nostalgically and reminisce about the good times. Instagram account @doyoulovethe2000s allows us to do just that, by taking pictures, sticking them with relatable memories and helping us to relive our early adulthood, teenage years (or childhood, if you're that young). Its tagline: "Life is good" is a pretty accurate description of the decade that gave us Brittany Spears, Justin Timberlake, and flip phones.
Enjoy this trip down memory lane!
Dad memes just might be our favorite memes.
I mean, what's not there to love? They are so.... accurate.
We're currently sending our dads this entire list because we couldn't decide on just one to send!
If you're itching for even more relatable dad memes -- @classicdadmoves is the place for you!
What do we want? Pockets! Where do we want them? On all our clothing!
Listen up, fashion designers, we don't care about what's in style or in season, we just want our pants to have pockets! That's all we want. And trust us when we say, we are not the only ones who feel this way.
