anyone else notice memes are becoming a normie trend? its like

>>723524401
they arent creative enough to understand our memes so they make shitty ones they and other chads can understand

>Using robotic trend words like "normie", "chad" and "alpha"
Nice hypocrisy, cancer.

>>723524815
OP here, tbh i dont use 4chan at all but i understand this syntax is the best way of communicating my message to you guys. want me to rephrase it how i normally would?

"memes are becoming too mainstream and popular, all the jocks and sporty guys, and even the makeup obsessed women are into memes now. it feels off."

is that better, Mr. If You Dont Type The Way I Like, You're Cancer?

>>723524401
it's true i rly like memes now almost as much as i liek having sex with grills

>>723524401
So we go where they can not follow.
>gore
>racism
>hardcore porn
Etc

>>723524401
You literally do not understand what a 'meme' is, therefore you are part of the problem faggot. Go back to 9gag

>>723525490
Today's memes aren't memes.
The memes of yore were, as the word 'meme' originally was, a cultural footprint. Phrases like "I'll be back" from The Terminator and "You're gonna need a bigger boat" from Jaws are film memes that predate the Internet.
In the adolescence of the Internet, memes were organic, and were popular because the humor had staying power. Things like "All your base are belong to us" and "Over 9000" come to mind. Popular by happy accident, by merit, earned it.

It was in these places, like /b/, where people suddenly got possessed by this bullshit notion that you can somehow "make" a meme, which is entirely anathema to how they actually occur.

Now the Internet has a refined system of taking anything even remotely funny or even just weirdly innocuous, and they jet fuel it into a popularity by sheer repetition. "Cash me outside", "doge", and all the other dumb shit became popular practically overnight, because the same cabal of Internet troglodytes look at it and say "bludgeon everyone over the head with this, right now"

That, is cancer. There are no real memes anymore. Only cancer. And if you perpetuate them, then you are no different.

There. Have I picked at your tumor enough for one day?

>>723526427
Arent the word "meme" in Websters dic yet?