The “relatable memes” posts on Twitter is the best thing the internet has offered us since reaction GIFs. Imagine a world where everyday things are summed up by a series of random images that perfectly articulate the universal emotions behind them. Reaction GIFs serve a similar purpose but they can be more of an explanation than a clever punchline.
Relatable Memes takes things a step further by being a bit more clever and a bit more realistic.
https://twitter.com/shampoo/status/515214407614615552
https://twitter.com/HarrisBMcLean/status/515156752963481600
When your whole outfit on point and the squad cancels on you pic.twitter.com/tZJ15IehDs
— Alan Garner (@WolfpackAlan) September 25, 2014
https://twitter.com/RelatableQuote/status/515216513725644800
https://twitter.com/comedyandtruth/status/515206746378633217
https://twitter.com/Ghetto_CNN/status/515200862172741632
https://twitter.com/itsBroStinson/status/515171643891941376
https://twitter.com/LifeWithAlcohol/status/515139120570855425
https://twitter.com/ItsThingsInLife/status/515137419650564096
https://twitter.com/SheswantstheD/status/515093573289910272
https://twitter.com/SheswantstheD/status/515086817524449280
When ur mom left you in line with the groceries and you're up next pic.twitter.com/vdVPb37wbz
— OG Buddha (@BuddhaOg) September 25, 2014
when you're texting in class and you're trying not get caught pic.twitter.com/TmPApEzImW
— Relatable Pics (@WhiteGirlPics) September 25, 2014
https://twitter.com/SheeeRatchet/status/514945130688954369
When your friend do something without you pic.twitter.com/mAl6V8MtXB
— Stumbler Videos (@StumblerVideos) September 25, 2014
https://twitter.com/dallasvuitton/status/514905537226760192
