In our humble opinions, #MemeHistory is one of the best Twitter hashtags or trends we’ve seen since the beginning of time. The whole thing was started by Twitter genius @TylerIAm who wisely stated that creating Powerpoint slides for history class would now be super fun because of all the great memes floating around the internet. And just like that, 24 hours of greatness began.
Submissions of #MemeHistory began flooding into @TylerIAm. There are memes, videos, and photos that describe nearly every single aspect of history, but truthfully our favorites are the ones that relate to Biblical times. And while we’re not trying to get into the whole debate of whether or not the Bible is “history” we think you’ll agree they’re the best.
We’ve pulled a collection of some of our favorites from #MemeHistory for you to enjoy below.
https://twitter.com/MichellCClark/status/708095174107246592
when the romans saw Jesus walking around palestine 2 days after they crucified him #memehistory pic.twitter.com/Gjmy2s4sM7
— ٰ (@leem4rtin) March 11, 2016
#MemeHistory
Isaac: "Father, the fire and wood are here, but where is the lamb for the offering?"
Abraham: pic.twitter.com/RC4ixHvAnD— Lawrence of Suburbia (@TravisLJones) March 11, 2016
https://twitter.com/ambersjliu/status/708140648306573312
https://twitter.com/HumbleTeej/status/708112935592136705
https://twitter.com/thejunghoseok/status/708105678687248384
Reagan promising to fight a war on drugs but really disturbing crack into urban communities. #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/l0HPwWnsER
— Ol’ QWERTY Bastard (@TheDillonOne) March 11, 2016
https://twitter.com/Lizzs_Lockeroom/status/708064829165199364
@TylerIAm Rosa parks catching wind that the bus driver was gonna make her move pic.twitter.com/3n7BQAPpm6
— Bruce Lil’Roy (@DogpoundRock) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm Louis XVI when he saw the bill after the Seven Years War and American Revolution #memehistory pic.twitter.com/TcS7eydn68
— Askeladd (@A686646) March 10, 2016
.@TylerIAm The Chief of Staff relayed word that a tower was hit. The President's reaction was stark #MemeHistory https://t.co/62DETm2cwd
— Ralph (@blackjackraf) March 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/MelechThomas/status/708048320669691904
https://twitter.com/cocochanal/status/708050892138946560
@TylerIAm a rare home video of J. Edgar Hoover #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/SsBpQY8lyB
— Alvin Newsome (@alvinsights) March 10, 2016
@baucesauce Made this for my 7th grade history class today. I'm sure it will derail the whole lesson. Price u pay. pic.twitter.com/r2o3R0AmLR
— Mr. R (@BadBuffet) March 3, 2016
Julius: "man whatever nigga. Brutus my homie. He would never…" #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/zwtg0GhFyy
— * (@HRC__04) March 10, 2016
“After years of conflict, the defiant, rebels watched the Soviet tanks withdraw from Afghanistan” @TylerIAm pic.twitter.com/FUEvTkZQbl
— Jared Wade (@Jared_Wade) March 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/Flames_Baldwin/status/708042404805402624
@TylerIAm “Despite drinking poisoned wine and suffering multiple gun shot wounds, Rasputin was still not dead." pic.twitter.com/c9n2D1z96K
— Jared Wade (@Jared_Wade) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm We landed on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944 like pic.twitter.com/ql64BlI1R2
— Master (@MasterTes) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm "The Irish Potato Famine left over a million dead and led to the emigration of thousands more" pic.twitter.com/hwZaTUkuj9
— Trev (@AmadeusGoatzart) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm DROP THAT FUCKIN BOMB ON HIROSHIMA pic.twitter.com/HZLj6bdWSp
— 🏁🏁🏁🏁 (@TheDiorHomie) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm — "And then President Nixon lied under oath and denied any involvement in the Watergate scandal." pic.twitter.com/Kj62m5R9Y3
— Ryan Day (@ryaneatscake) March 10, 2016