Being stuck behind a desk in an office for a measly paycheck is a lot of people's idea of hell.

But, believe it or not, there are some super weird opportunities online that pay much better than the standard 9 to 5.

They range from filming yourself eating or studying to pretending to be Jesus or even a dog for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Don't believe me? Well, let's take a look at some people who've made a fortune by indulging the Internet's

undeniably weird side.

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You're amazed. From grumpy cat and dabbing to surprise Pikachu, everyone loves a good meme.

These often hilarious images, videos, and texts are copied and spread rapidly by internet users,

meaning many go viral at the drop of a hat.

They're so popular that social media accounts like Instagram's DeQuan have amassed millions

of followers just by regularly posting the freshest and funniest memes they can find.

This account in particular was started by an anonymous teen back in 2014, but by 2020, the account boasted a phenomenal 16 million followers.

Its success led it to join the IMGN Media family, alongside other meme accounts like So Satisfying, Soccer Memes, and many more.

All-up, IMGN managed accounts bringing in 3 billion views a month with more than 40 million combined subscribers.

And this was something that got the attention of the suits upstairs.

Wanting to know what was trending with the teens, Warner Music Group stepped forward and offered up a phenomenal $85 million for all of IMGN's accounts.

This now gives them the skinny on what's down with Gen Z, so other branches of their business can profit from their inside scoop.

So keep posting those sweet memes kids because one day you too could be bought out by a multi-billion dollar corporation and never have to work again.

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