All right, folks, so if there's one thing about internet culture that we all know, it's that it produces a lot of memes. A lot of memes, which are varying quality and exist within different varying spheres of influence as well. And I decided to check out the meme game that was 2024 and do a little review

because we live in a meme because I wanted to start off by pointing out that diversity hire

Kentangy Brown Jackson. Do you remember her, Diversity Hauer on the Supreme Court?

Unfortunately, yes. Devaluing the most important institution in the United States,

obviously devaluing it.

She's made her a Broadway debut.

Of course she has.

Why not? Why not? And Juliet, a queer twist on Romeo and Juliet.

So whatever memes produce, whatever memes make fun of or mark or however they reflect the world on us,

nothing could be as ridiculous as real life.

Because just watch this.

I'm sorry to do this to you, Bo.

Just know, I consider you a friend and I respect you, so I'm sorry to have to do this.

Female empowerment.

State of it. Sick.

I like it too.

I think what I like about it is that I am having a very strongly negative reaction to it.

Like I hate it.

Which makes me think it must be brilliant.

I'm going to, because it's got copyright music, I hate millennials, I hate millennial

writing.

You can, you just know that some neurotic, anxious millennial, wrote that dialogue, right?

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