Out of Context Porn Memes

Now, I'll be honest here. These are juvenile but undeniably hilarious. The recent trend of out of context porn snapshots repurposed to display the minds of college Gators is a little random but ultimately shows the creativity and internet culture that defines the humor of the millennial generation.










Even the negative reactions to this trend have resulted in funny memes. Because many of the same pictures are being recycled into different set ups and scenarios, people have grown a little weary (not me) and have responded in kind.



I think this shows that the humor on campus can come from anywhere. Soon this trend will fade and we'll see a new format pop up for a little while like political alignment memes and screenshots of badly translated anime.

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