Even as the world gaped over the unexpected results of the European Union referendum, anyone with any access to social media was working overtime – making / sharing memes of course. Britain may have left the EU, but it has left behind a legacy of these entertaining memes:
Brexit for dummies
This is just sad #Brexit pic.twitter.com/3s6rI7gW5P
— Lilian Wagdy ليليان (@lilianwagdy) June 24, 2016
…which means no more in jokes, and dad jokes
Haha. Found this on internet. #funny #epic #EURefResults #EUref #Brexit #EUreferendum #lol #WhatsApp #BrexitVote pic.twitter.com/Cy7knyTWaJ
— m0squit0 b!te (@m0squit0_bite) June 24, 2016
But imagine the sheer future headline potential
Sorry, couldn’t resist… #Brexit memes pic.twitter.com/JXFOoqpENO
— Elisa Hategan (@elisahategan) June 25, 2016
On the plus side, at least we all agree with Gordon Ramsay for once
we’re all thinking it #EURefResults pic.twitter.com/WevNBvwZhu
— jane (@janephilpot_) June 24, 2016
Feels. So many feels.
Waking up this morning like #EURefResults pic.twitter.com/zeWAg6gqce
— Georgina (@georginaxlily) June 24, 2016
Prince George got a crash course in playground politics
George, I don’t want to see you playing with Pièrre, Müller and Miguel. Do you hear me? #Brexit pic.twitter.com/ft3aB3WUij
— André L. Souza (@andrelesouza) June 24, 2016
Even the villain from Titanic got it right
ICYMI: “#BrexitWounds” https://t.co/KtScwboHTB
— Billy Zane (@BillyZane) June 26, 2016
Well, this is awkward
As its last trick the UK has decided to divide and rule itself. #Brexit
— Osman Samiuddin (@OsmanSamiuddin) June 24, 2016
And then we all fondly remembered a time when Brexit meant something good
Sales, everywhere! Asos.com here we come
Pound right now 🙁#EuRef #Brexit pic.twitter.com/ja8eOJIejV
— All India Bakchod (@AllIndiaBakchod) June 24, 2016
But in the end, we felt a lot like Ross Geller #Bregret
