The internet births some truly hilarious memes and here is one that is weirder than what it might actually seem. People online decided to mislead their kids by giving them an absolute incorrect image of significant historical figures. Fondly named as the “you’re gonna tell your kids,” these memes have taken over the internet and how. The memes are not only limited to the historical figures but also includes some of the influential people we have today. They are a mix of past and present, to mislead the future generation. Aren’t they a little mean? Not for the netizens! Till the time it is light-hearted, and everyone’s funny bones are tickled, people are all okay with the jokes. Looking at the ‘you’re gonna tell your kids’ memes, even we cannot stop laughing, neither you will. Periodic Table Trends in Meme Format! Netizens Use Atomic Numbers of Chemicals to Create Funny Memes And Jokes.
The viral meme imagines a future without fact-checking, and the results are hilarious AF. For example, Iron Man is not Elon Musk and again, Lana Del Rey, the nostalgia-soaked pop singer is not Jacqueline Kennedy. But that does not stop the netizens from firmly establishing the intention otherwise. The meme originated on Twitter, and the comical misinformation never stopped. And the pairings are pretty funny. ‘Was Invented in…’ Memes Are Getting Funnier! Hilarious Tweets Explaining How Life Used to Be Before Inventions Go Crazy Viral.
Check Out Some Hilarious Creations:
i’m telling my kids this was the apollo 11 crew pic.twitter.com/zbIOmVwk1x
— conny not connie (@constancesb1) November 14, 2019
It is Somewhat Believable!
gonna tell my kids this was obama pic.twitter.com/OT7EEjIJ6M
— Odd Future (@itsOddFuture) November 15, 2019
Oh No! Why?
I’m also gonna tell my kids this was Prince Harry pic.twitter.com/gzYWr4npX9
— Officialgracie (@OfficialGracie_) November 20, 2019
It is Only Getting Hilarious!
Gonna tell my kids this is Julia Roberts pic.twitter.com/EKCO3jcGzJ
— Jenniggafer Hopez (@Asia_Bean) November 20, 2019
Lovely:
gonna tell my kids this is taylor swift and karlie kloss pic.twitter.com/NQQpnmC7X6
— Jill Gutowitz (@jillboard) November 20, 2019
Laughing Out Loud:
I’m gonna tell my kids that this was the 45th president of the United States pic.twitter.com/9pTAxAglVw
— hill 🍓 (@dveguu) November 20, 2019
Go Ahead!
gonna tell my kids this is elon musk pic.twitter.com/iqPwzJBZV3
— yeet loaf (@ChickenAlfonso) November 17, 2019
Alright:
I’m gonna tell my kids this was shakespeare pic.twitter.com/MTb7GVYEpO
— ✨ (@pastelsuburbia) November 18, 2019
Why Not:
gonna tell my kid that this was bts pic.twitter.com/jP4VJnUBfg
— Hooverr (@Hooverr) November 18, 2019
This Was Missing!
I’m gonna tell my kids this is Danny DeVito pic.twitter.com/FglUvA5f8z
— pat tobin (@tastefactory) November 19, 2019
Did you like the inaccurate history lessons? We know, we enjoyed it. If you want to participate in this hilarious meme game too, stress not, as it is extremely easy to duplicate. Pick your favourite historical figure’s name and pair with a pop icon or any random person who is not even close to the same energy. And caption it with “gonna tell my kids this was…!”
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Nov 20, 2019 09:41 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).