We made it to the weekend! Happy Saturday everyone, and welcome back for this weekend's 45 funniest memes on the Internet ...

A photo of a white guy pointing at himself has somehow weaseled its way into the top images spammed in TikTok comment ...

It’s sucked balls ... But mostly the continued suckiness comes down to the fact that Saturday Night Live is no longer equipped for the meme age it helped build. For proof, look no further ...

It’s interesting how Saturdays don't get the same ... and prepping for a fun-filled Saturday night. But that doesn't mean Saturdays deserve no praise. Shout-out to Saturday for all the relaxed ...

Social media loves itself a weekly meme, from Daniel Craig’s joyous declaration on Saturday Night Live of the weekend’s arrival to Futurama‘s Fry reminding us that it’s Saturday night ...

President-elect Donald Trump launched his own cryptocurrency on Friday, sparking a feverish buying that apparently sent its market capitalization soaring to several billion dollars, followed by an ...

President Donald Trump did not get tens of billions of dollars richer amid his inauguration thanks to the cryptocurrency token named in his honor, despite the suggestion from some headlines and ...

As the calendar flips from April to May this week, social media users will likely see "It's gonna be May" memes featuring musician Justin Timberlake. The meme stems from NSYNC's 2000 smash hit "It ...

He died overnight Saturday, the station reported ... the now-famous “It ain’t much, but it’s honest work” tagline, according to Know Your Meme. The quote, WCMH reported, is not one ...

The calendar flips from April to May on Wednesday, meaning social media users will almost certainly see "It's gonna be May" memes featuring singer Justin Timberlake in the coming days. The meme ...

Credit: Diego Corzo/Radio Ambulante Of course, there are also the memes. It's perhaps the only aspect of this that has always amused me. There is one with her photo and text above it that reads ...

But mostly, one is left with the sense that “Saturday Night” would rather cram everybody into its class photograph (including before-they-were-famous Al Franken and Billy Crystal) when a ...