Okay, let’s be real. Losing one’s job isn’t really a funny matter.
Imagine losing the only thing possibly funding all your basic needs and your lifestyle, and in this economy no less. To be honest, we wouldn’t be able to fathom how terrible it would feel, especially now that we’re all experiencing an economic crisis and how most of us can’t probably see a way out of this hell.
Yes, we’re talking about the mass firing of employees at Meta and Twitter. Yeah, thanks Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.
And yes, amidst all this uproar and discontent towards all the fuss that is happening over at Meta and Twitter, some beautiful, beautiful people were able to find a way to make this whole situation funny.
Dank memes are obviously Gen Z and Millennial’s way of coping through tough times.
And here, we present some of the best and dankest memes that have come out of this whole……thing.
https://twitter.com/JeffHorwitz/status/1590488491628326912?s=20&t=caVQ9Ikt3jaW-D1gdpR3Zw
Everything makes sense now pic.twitter.com/LtKoobmGnf
— Dank Memes (@theMemesBot) November 10, 2022
Can't imagine why all the advertisers are pulling out of Twitter lmao pic.twitter.com/pg55WXkxhS
— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) November 9, 2022
It just cost $8 monthly to get this now. Thank you twitter for reducing all their egos. pic.twitter.com/XahmRbSL8J
— Dapsy𓃵 (@symplyDAPO) November 10, 2022
https://twitter.com/CalltoActivism/status/1589366573155827712?s=20&t=caVQ9Ikt3jaW-D1gdpR3Zw
Meta employees to be offered real estate in the Metaverse as part of severance package.
— Douglas A. Boneparth (@dougboneparth) November 7, 2022
Twitter laid me off today. If you know of any open positions for project managers or senior software engineers, let me know. I was in charge of the feature that made sure every time you tweeted about climate change you were served a fossil fuel ad.
— David Ho (@_david_ho_) October 30, 2022
Twitter laid me off today. If you know of any open positions for project managers or senior software engineers, let me know. I was in charge of the feature that made sure every time you tweeted "ban cars" you were served up a car ad.
— Let's Get Neighborhood Approval to Save the Planet (@ChrisByBike) October 29, 2022
Elon Musk spent $44 billion,… in an attempt to prevent you from retweeting this photo: pic.twitter.com/yC7TB1XJbk
— Roshan Rinaldi (@Roshan_Rinaldi) October 1, 2022
— Rishabh (@Pun_Intended___) November 10, 2022
https://twitter.com/ReallyActivist/status/1590812417621397504?s=20&t=VezON2muR7ErCR1ZiAbOeA
https://twitter.com/Eve6/status/1590817074045390848?s=20&t=VezON2muR7ErCR1ZiAbOeA
this is the metaverse mark zuckerberg doesn't want you to havepic.twitter.com/q0UbC4RXs1
— LilMoonLambo (@LilMoonLambo) October 30, 2022
Live look at Mark Zuckerberg spending $32 billion on the Metaverse pic.twitter.com/Hulp6dRCB5
— Troy Osinoff 🕺 (@yo) November 1, 2022
the metaverse mark zuckerberg really wants pic.twitter.com/x3yHUVXkrk
— LilMoonLambo (@LilMoonLambo) November 7, 2022
this is the metaverse mark zuckerberg wants you to have
— LilMoonLambo (@LilMoonLambo) November 5, 2022
This is who we are, I guess, as a society. Cue the dog in a burning house meme.
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