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Reddit's Highest Upvoted Memes Of 2023
It's finally December, and 2023 has been a year to remember. Now that this chaotic year is coming to a close, it's time to look back on this year's major events and major memes to remember what made us laugh and why. To best recap this year's chaos, we're turning to some of the top-voted images from the online community, as chosen by Redditors worldwide.
Reddit is undeniably one of the biggest meme sources. Every day, thousands of memes first make their appearances here. And with so much going on this year (including a lot of controversy on Reddit itself), there's been a lot of discourse on the platform, shared through memes. These memes cover pretty much any topic you can think of, from some of 2023's current debates to the Titan submarine. Thanks to hundreds of thousands of upvotes, here are the memes Redditors have voted the absolute best of 2023.
You Have My Moral Support
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Protests against Reddit's new API pricing rules led to hundreds of subreddits participating in a blackout, and with the lack of a good resolution, some subreddits still haven't fully come back online many months later. The new API rules affect third-party apps, often used by both average Redditors and moderators alike, and have even led to several of these apps having to shut down.
That Would Have Been Helpful Information
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Remember the OceanGate Titan Submarine Incident? It led to the weirdest weeks on social media we've seen in years.
As a Former Ohioan, I Agree
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The East Palestine, Ohio Train Derailment did not help improve the public image of Ohio. It also gave all the ironic Ohio memes a lot more fodder to work with throughout the rest of the year.
Betas
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One good thing about 2023 was it helped shed light on the Andrew Tate controversies, with the whole world now aware of his "legacy."
