Funny Memes 2021 Novels & Stories

This year has been a goldmine for memes, but honestly, the one that cracked me up the most was that 'No Thoughts, Head Empty' meme. You know the one, right? It’s that picture of a blank expression, showing a person just staring into the abyss. I’ve seen it used in so many hilarious contexts, especially when people are trying to explain something they totally don’t understand. Like, every time a complicated math problem is posed, I think of it. I mean, we’ve all been there, with our brains just tapping out mid-explanation.

What makes it even funnier is how people have adapted it to specific situations — like exams, awkward social moments, or even when someone asks you about your weekend plans. The blank face perfectly encapsulates that moment of sheer confusion or unpreparedness we all face. I’ll admit, I’ve even sent it to friends in our group chat, just for a good laugh. It really speaks to the collective experience of our age. It also taps into that relatable feeling of just zoning out, especially with all the chaos in the world. Honestly, I can’t get enough of it!

One of the memes from 'Funny Memes 2019' that still cracks me up is the 'Expanding Brain' format. It starts with a simple, mundane idea on the lowest level, like 'Eating cereal with water,' and then each tier of the brain gets more absurd, culminating in something like 'Transcending physical form to become one with the universe.' The sheer ridiculousness of the escalation gets me every time. It’s a perfect blend of relatable stupidity and existential humor, and the way it was adapted to countless scenarios—from bad life choices to conspiracy theories—made it endlessly versatile.

Another favorite is the 'Nobody:' meme, where the setup is literally nobody asking for something, followed by an over-the-top action like 'Me, at 3 AM: rewatching the entire 'Shrek' franchise in one sitting.' It’s so dumb, but the randomness nails that late-night, unhinged energy we all experience. The meme thrived because it captured those moments when you do something completely unnecessary, and the internet just ran with it. Even years later, I still chuckle when I see a fresh take on it.

This year had some absolute gems in the meme comic world! One that stuck with me was the 'Distracted Boyfriend' but remixed into absurd scenarios—like a guy torn between eating instant noodles or scrolling through Netflix for an hour. Artists kept pushing it further, like him choosing between three identical black shirts or debating whether to reply to a text now or 'later.' It was hilarious how relatable it became.

Another big one was the 'This Is Fine' dog, but folks started dropping him into 2024-specific chaos—like trying to work while his home office floods with Slack notifications, or grinning through another 'unprecedented times' news cycle. The way these comics turned existential dread into something laughable really captured the mood. Bonus points for the 'Woman Yelling at Cat' getting a political satire makeover—somehow that white cat’s confused face works for every debate topic.