ClickHoleParody of click-bait sites producing absurd listicles, quizzes, and mash-up by the creators of The Onion
Dinosaur ComicsRepetitive-art comic by Ryan North whose dialogue is often memed and remixed.
Funny Or DieSketch comedy site where user reactions and clips often morph into standalone memes.
McSweeney's Internet TendencyHumorous and satirical essays, short stories, and articles, often featuring experimental and unconventional writing, making it a source of literary comedy.(cross-category)
Meme GeneratorA simple online tool for creating classic image-macro memes from user-uploaded templates.
MemedroidCommunity-driven hub to browse, rate, and share trending and user-created memes.
SomeecardsMinimalist e-card generator for snarky one-liners that often circulate on social media.
Something AwfulEarly comedy forum and Photoshop contest pioneer where many meme formats were born.(cross-category)
The BeavertonCanadian satire site whose headlines and logos regularly circulate as memes.
The Daily MashUK-based satirical news with bite-sized headlines perfect for meme captions.
The Hard TimesSatirical music-and-punk news site with memes and shareable graphics.
The OatmealHumorous illustrated postsâespecially rant comicsâthat go viral as standalone images.
The OnionFamous satirical news site whose articles are frequently turned into shareable memes.
xkcdWebcomic whose panels (e.g., âWhat If?â) often get repurposed as educational and tech memes.
ZOMBO DOT COMThis website is a classic internet phenomenon, known for its repetitive audio loop and minimalist design that proclaims "You can do anything at Zombocom." It serves as a humorous, self-referential, and somewhat nonsensical relic of early web culture.(cross-category)