Here are 16 pictures with words on top which have been posted on the internet. That is all you need to know. These are anti-memes.

Memes, like any kind of art, have levels to them. There's your entry-level normie memes, what some call coworker memes. Then, there's more based kinds of meme, more niche and exclusive stuff. Then, you get to experimental "memer's memes" which aim to bend and stretch the medium to accomplish new artistic feats. After that, you get to memes that only some kind of sicko could like. Here's a collection of anti-memes, a kind of humor wrapped in so many layers of irony that it just looks like facts.

"Funny" might even be the wrong word to describe these memes. They are more about questioning reality, the representational codes that undergird our understanding of internet content. The piece of post-ironic anti-meme art doesn't represent anything per se. Instead, it gazes back at the viewer and asks "What do you represent?"

On Reddit, users share these advanced anti-memes on /r/antimemes. Here are 16 of them. These are, as always, pictures with words on top which have been posted on the internet.