2015 was a great year on the Internet. With so much crazy pop culture moments, social media definitely had its way with making visual jokes about literally everything, and we’re all better for it. Here is my list of the top 10 memes that the Internet gifted us with this year.
10. Kanye West As President
During Kanye West‘s incredible acceptance speech for being honored with Video Vanguard at the MTV Video Music Awards this year, he surprised us all with his plan to run for President in 2020. I’m not sure where he stands on the issues… I imagine, affordable fashion for everyone? Every building that goes up during his Presidency must be designed with Kanye’s particular minimal style? Beyoncé wins every award ever?
Understandably, the Internet was really excited.
WE THE MILLENNIALS BRUH #VMAs pic.twitter.com/Tmmsl34SZO
— brendan kennedy (@waywaw) August 31, 2015
Accurate #KanyeWestForPresident pic.twitter.com/th4gbo7R5o
— PresCEO (@BJPresCEO) August 31, 2015
9. Rihanna’s Met Gala Dress
Rihanna showed up to the Met Gala in a dress by Chinese designer Guo Pei. People on the Internet immediately exploded with their ideas about RiRi’s extravagant golden cape/gown.
Rihanna brought pizza for everybody. #MetGala pic.twitter.com/4VJQHFEHvg
— Sam Kalidi (@samkalidi) May 5, 2015
How to make an omelette ft Rihanna pic.twitter.com/hxs0DgMkNU
— ♚ (@Pinklabelxx) May 5, 2015
Why does Rihanna look like the coney scrambled eggs special on the red carpet? pic.twitter.com/oSNA5GCexN
— Liam (@MyGPAisGood) May 5, 2015
@NYMag pic.twitter.com/64H9tFd29T
— Ξvan Ross Katz (@evanrosskatz) May 5, 2015
8. Justin Bieber’s Hair
Justin Bieber‘s (gorgeous) hair became one of the most iconic pieces of 2015 pop culture.
Ya boy Justin out here looking like the Cynthia doll from rugrats. pic.twitter.com/vwHVVFoOka
— aaliyah (@blackheaux) September 10, 2015
7. These iconic RuPaul’s Drag Race Memes
…Which really need no introduction.
6. “Sure, Jan.”
If you think back to A Very Brady Sequel, there are two very important scenes one must remember. The first is RuPaul as Ms. Cummings, the guidance counselor:
The second, though, is the iconic “Sure, Jan.” This occurs during the scene where Jan tells the Brady fam about her new love interest, George Glass, only to have that bully Marcia shoot down her excellent love story.
The line has since become Internet royalty.
5. “Hello”
Unless you live under a HUGE rock, you know that Adele released her long-anticipated album 25 this year. When her emotionally moving single “Hello” was released, the Internet went INSANE with the jokes.
2 minutes into adele and chill. pic.twitter.com/u6XR8OWhl3
— maneatsass (@maneatsdragon) October 23, 2015
4. Rihanna winking
This gif of Rihanna winking is nothing but pure magic.
It has the power to tell the true story of the Revolutionary War:
As well as marriage equality:
The wink also has the power to warn you about that hoe who did it:
3. “Hotline Bling”
Aside from being a James Turrell-inspired visual masterpiece, Drake‘s music video for “Hotline Bling” created the “Drake Always On Beat” meme that pretty much made the entire Internet explode.
I had to do it
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#HotlineBling #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/Z3JI9zPe5f
— Uncle Ben ♒ (@jamesbxnd) October 20, 2015
The Charlie Brown Theme #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat #DrakeIsAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/1BeBt9Sz86
— 6god (@DRAKEDANClNG) October 20, 2015
#DrakeAlwaysOnBeat Had to do one
pic.twitter.com/JF6GJl0EGL
— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) October 20, 2015
you know it's bout to be lit when you hear “SUAAAAVEEEEEEEMEEEENTEEEE” at the family party… #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/iieUGYPS8H
— ɴᴀsʜᴛʏɢᴀʟ (@nashtygal) October 20, 2015
2. “Miley What’s Good?”
Nicki Minaj calling out Miley Cyrus at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards was the clap back heard ’round the world. A few days before the award show, Miley basically belittled Nicki’s calling out of racism in the VMA nominations in a New York Times interview. During the VMAs, though, Nicki didn’t let Miley get away with it: “And now, back to the bitch that had a lot to say about me in the press the other day. Miley, what’s good?”
#MileyWhatsGood
Barbs
RT pic.twitter.com/mVXaWZVbcu
— Kayy ✨ (@KaylahElecia) August 31, 2015
Barbs 
RT 1. “Why You Always Lying?”
Nicholas Fraser (AKA Mr. Why tf you lying) created the world’s biggest meme this year by going in his backyard and singing his reimagined rendition of Next‘s ’90s jam “Too Close.” The video went beyond viral.
(@downgoes.fraser) on
His face has become the universal symbol for someone lying since the video made its impact.
" My phone died " " Didnt get your text " " I forgot to press send " " I was sleep " " Service is bad here " pic.twitter.com/5pNsSGZEoT
— 6'7 (@obidawson) October 14, 2015
Oh, and because it transcends culture, there was a Mexican version.
And a Kanye version.
i can't believe i made this masterpiece pic.twitter.com/xVGYiPs18o
— m (@heyyyyyangel) September 1, 2015
And a club version.
And a Halloween costume was born:
I couldn't get everybody but I really appreciate it
pic.twitter.com/ErS4vWpQJv
— Nicholas Fraser (@_DowngoesFraser) November 2, 2015
Celebrities were impacted.
Wiz Khalifa tweeted the famous “mmmmmohmygod”
Mmmmoh my god
— Cameron (@wizkhalifa) September 3, 2015
Chris Brown got in on it:
"Why you always lying… Uuuuummmmmy God, stop fucking lying"
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) November 8, 2015
…but was corrected by the originator:
It's hhhmmmmmohhmygodd you gotta hold the H in the beginning
@chrisbrown
— Nicholas Fraser (@_DowngoesFraser) November 8, 2015
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