50 Hilarious Memes From ‘Sarcasm Daily’ To Help You Forget Your Problems For A Bit (New Pics)
If the daily grind is frying your brain, the existential dread is creeping in, and it’s been a while since a smile crossed your face—first of all, sorry. But also, welcome. You’ve come to the right place.
Because we’ve rounded up a batch of hilarious, painfully relatable memes from the beloved Instagram page that might just be the escape you need today. So scroll down, enjoy the laughs, and don’t forget to upvote your favorites. Hopefully, you’ll leave in a slightly better mood than you arrived.
Whatever you think of the original post and the clapback, the Bill Nye attribution is fake. (I mean, that’s obvious, right?)
Whether you’re using memes to procrastinate, send something hilarious to your group chat, or simply find a post that makes you feel a little more understood, one thing’s clear—they’re more than just a bunch of pixels on a screen.
Memes help us stay grounded, connect with others, and even make sense of what we’re feeling. From just one image and a line of text, they can validate your emotions, lift your mood, or make you feel less alone. What’s not to love?
The love of your dog is always something that brightens your day.
Even the so-called “sad memes” have their place. Sure, they might touch on topics like heartbreak, stress, or burnout, but they do it with humor—and that makes them powerful. They act like emotional pressure valves, giving us space to laugh about what’s bothering us without brushing it under the rug.
Whoever bought it can put all their brain cells in there.
Part of what makes them so popular is that they feel real. In a social media world obsessed with perfection, memes offer a refreshing slice of honesty. As researcher Donna Freitas puts it, it all ties into the “happiness effect”—the pressure to only post joyful, polished moments online. When we only see smiling faces and curated lives, it’s easy to feel like we’re falling short. Sad memes, on the other hand, bring some much-needed authenticity to the scroll.
You’re comfortable on the couch, they should be comfortable too.
They also help us say things that are otherwise hard to talk about. It’s often easier to joke about or burnout than to have a serious sit-down chat about it. And science backs this up. Studies show that memes can make it easier to open up about difficult subjects, helping lift the emotional weight they carry.
And if you’ve ever sent a meme about your friend’s favorite show, their go-to snack, or something hilariously weird you both relate to, congrats, you’ve just done something good for your friendship. Theodora Blanchfield, an associate marriage and family therapist, calls this building your “emotional capital.”
I love this picture. It’s good to have humor in the situation we’re in.
I like the red and white lights on the highway. They all blend, and it’s very Christmasy.
In Japan a classmate would turn her erasers into eraser dust. She was high energy
“If you were trying to save $100,000 but only focused on making big deposits, you’d miss out on the ability to build up your money over time. The same holds true in relationships—they’re not just built in the big moments, but it’s the smaller moments that help us build emotional capital,” she explains.
It’s a real thing – don’t take it personally. 🙂 https://kesq.com/cnn-regional/2022/05/22/the-science-behind-why-smoke-seems-to-follow-you-around-a-campfire/
Think of it this way: say your friend moved to a new city and you don’t talk as often. Starting a conversation from scratch can feel awkward, but sending a meme? That’s easy. It creates a little moment of shared laughter and reminds them you’re thinking of them. Small gesture, big impact.
The only time being short is an issue for me is when the inpost delivery man throws my parcel to the back of the top locker!
You know it was going to be really bad after Nov 4, 2024
So if you ever feel guilty about spending time scrolling through memes—don’t. They’re helping more than you think. And hey, why not try making one yourself? Who knows, maybe yours will end up on Bored Panda someday.
I live in NC, and I’d dress like that (right) if we ever got any winter weather
And if youre going to be a problem, do it properly!
When the door rang I went down the stairs towards the door whilst holding a blow dryer like a gun. I was walking really slow and stealthy. When I was almost downstairs I realized my brothers friend was looking at me from the other side of the hallway. It appeared my assumption that I was home alone was wrong.
Yeah that helped soo much, im just sooo full of joy now that you’ve said that.
“Welp. Time to go. I think I’ll stay here for a little bit longer”
My wife complained to me once that my daughter and I share the same half a sense of humor. I correctly (?) interpreted that as a call to deploy it twice as often.
on december 1st i am number 1, by december 2nd i am already fed up with hearing all i want for christmas is you for the 1298th time and i become number 2.
It wasn’t a request. It’s me informing you I won’t be there.
My husband and I are pajama people. We get off work and once we’re home, it’s off with the work clothes and on with the jammies, before we start making dinner.
Note: this post originally had 89 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
Oleksandra Kyryliuk
Oleksandra Kyryliuk
Greta Jaruševičiūtė
Greta Jaruševičiūtė
Rugilė Žemaitytė
Rugilė Žemaitytė
BP really needs to learn the meaning of the word ‘sarcasm’.
1. Those that don’t do, complain.
2. Thanks BP. Needed that.
BP really needs to learn the meaning of the word ‘sarcasm’.
1. Those that don’t do, complain.
2. Thanks BP. Needed that.
