A Normie's guide to memes

If you don't know what a normie is then chances are you are one. Normies are people unfamiliar or only partially familiar with the intricacies of meme culture.

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If you are a normie it may seem very difficult to get into meme culture and how to keep up-to-date with it's constantly evolving trends. But have no fear normie scum, for I am a professional memeologist and I am here to teach you how you can stay up-to-date with memes.

First you must discover what type of memer you are. Chances are you've seen a few memes before and know your tastes. Once you've found the memes you like you have to find out where you can find more of these memes such as r/Edgymemes or r/wholesomememes. As well as your specific meme tastes I'd recommend you find some way to keep up to date with general memeology such as the Cowbelly or Pewdiepie YouTube channels, an Instagram meme account such as succcccccccccccc or our memeology section.

If you are also into politics and memeing then you may also want to check out things like the Count Dankula or Sargon Of Akkad YouTube channels as well the politically incorrect board on 4Chan also known as /pol. These are not strictly meme related but will probably interest you anyway.

Now you have a few starting points but don't stop there, let your meme sources expand over time.