It's 2017, and what you do on the Internet has real-life ramifications. No one should internalize this message more than the group of students who gained admission to one of America's most elite institutions only to lose their place because of behavior on Facebook.

I'm just as bewildered at this video as they seem to be.

Pepe the Frog's creator is none too happy about white supremacists co-opting his art, and he let everyone know it in Fantagraphics' Free Comic Book Day offering.

Whether it's because of her opinion on the Trump family's politics, or because having Ivanka in the neighborhood is reportedly pretty awful, this neighbor, drinking wine and enjoying the giant "Queer Dance Party for Climate Justice" outside of Trump's home, is the new Kermit sipping tea.

Boaty McBoatface grew up so fast! It seems like only yesterday the small underwater robot was the product of Internet humor that hijacked a British boat-naming competition. Now it is the most famous and finely monikered submersible to ever exist. And today, Boaty has its maiden voyage in Antarctica.

Donald Trump has a habit of turning handshakes into power plays, and Justin Trudeau had the perfect reaction.

Astronauts on board the International Space Station took the Mannequin Challenge.

Somebody at the IMAX YouTube channel is in hot water this week, because they uploaded the wrong version of the trailer for The Mummy, and the results are hilarious.

Years later, Ryan Gosling is still totally baffled about that "Hey Girl" meme.

Matt Furie has responded to all the meme variations on his original Pepe the Frog character with a nightmarish comic of his own for The Nib.

What with the ongoing meme wars of 2016 (no, really), it's refreshing to see a new meme that hasn't yet been co-opted by corporations or used for evil... yet. I mean, it's only a matter of time before Arby's or whoever tweets about this, so you better catch the wave while you still can!

The Anti-Defamation League has just added the "Pepe the Frog" meme into their database of hate symbols, because racists manage to ruin everything.

Palmer Luckey, best known as the founder of the Oculus Rift, is very familiar with memes. He's a meme himself. And now he's using the magic of memes, and money, to support Donald Trump.

Nelson Cash, a design studio, went ahead and created a Stranger Things title generator so you can get in on the typography action without having to bust out Photoshop.

Independence Day: Resurgence really wants to appeal and market to the youths with their dank memes, so they've started Meme Resurgence.

Graham Norton got the chance to sit down with Jeff Goldblum on his show and asked him the question that the entire world would ask, if only we could: what does Jeff Goldblum think about all of those Jeff Goldblum memes???

Sure, there were plenty of comics fans who weren't happy about recent developments in Captain America: Steve Rogers #1. But that doesn't mean that they can't joke about it. That's right. HYDRA Cap has been meme-ified.