There isn’t a simpler way to express philosophies, cultural relevance and seemingly unimportant ideas than memes. Throughout the years, Hip Hop has had its fair share as well. In fact, some within the culture have benefited tremendously from memes of all type. Some have found interesting ways of flexing their knowledge on the culture at large while others utilize memes to engage in hilarious shit-talking. Just in case you missed some of the funniest takes on life the internet can offer, we’re here to help through memes describing today’s top Hip Hop stories.
This week, 2016 is finally here and social media managed to create some interesting art.
Drake Sees Some Old Friends
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Walking further into 2016, some friendships don’t always make it from the past years.
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That Last “Hotline Bling” Of 2015
“Hotline Bling” was Drake’s biggest hit of 2015. Considering the track’s themes, makes sense attempt one more try before the year ends.
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Rick Ross New Pose
During a New Year’s Eve party in Miami, Rick Ross took an interesting photo on the red carpet.
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Rozay’s Lyrical Interpretation Of Bill Cosby
Looks as if Rozay decided to make good on his controversial lyrics from the “U.O.E.N.O.” remix.
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We The Best Excuse
“They don’t want you to be successful” could be the most used phrase of 2015 thanks to DJ Khaled. It literally works in numerous situations.
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Trina Takes Shots At The Kardashians
Miami’s Diamond Princess Trina took shots at The Kardashians with this meme recently.
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Future’s “Trap Ni**a” Confusion
When around Future in the trap, don’t brush your teeth first before getting one’s firearm.
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Chewbacca’s Thug Life
The biggest movie of 2015 was Star Wars: Force Awakens and memes are still making their way around the internet.
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Snoop Dogg’s Time Parody
Found on Snoop Dogg’s Instagram account, someone created their own parody version of Time Magazine around the LBC emcee.
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Average Lil Wayne Rhymes
Popular memes around Lil Wayne’s free-associative rhyming never cease to entertain.
