But that’s not the case with the “It’s Okay To Be…” meme currently sweeping Twitter; indeed, this one asks one very important question: If it’s okay — nay, if it’s encouraged to be ...

The tweet was quickly parodied and turned into a meme this week, with people following the format of the original “it’s okay to be” tweet but adding in one thing that it’s not OK to be or do.

With its ever-evolving language of humor, the internet has embraced the concept of being tired as a versatile meme format. Tired memes have become a way to express a range of emotions, from a ...

Many black users and people of color in Post Aesthetics found dat boi to be a tired meme whose humor relied on appropriating and subtly mocking black dialect and black culture (it’s funny to say ...