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The 'Nobody' Meme Is Truly The Gift That Keeps On Giving

The 'Nobody' Meme Is Truly The Gift That Keeps On Giving
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The "nobody" (or "no one") meme is both versatile and hilarious. In short, it's the gift that keeps on giving.


The meme took off relatively recently; it's a form of observational humor "used to mock people who strive to attract attention and tend to provide unsolicited opinions," according to Know Your Meme.

Nobody asked for this article, but ya'll are getting it anyway!

Nobody asked for all these freshmen to crash the party, you get me?

Nobody asked you to be so irresponsible, Dad.

Nobody wants to remember how emo you were.

Nobody wants you to pull Harry Potter lore straight out of your ass, Joanne.

Nobody––well... live your best life, I guess!

Nobody wants to buy Herbalife from you.

Nobody (actually everyone) saw that!


Nobody cares. :(

Nobody... wait, she might be onto something here.

Nobody wants that!

Nobody asked for this, but it's pretty fierce.

EVERYONE wants the final season of Game of Thrones right now!

Oh, and we all love "Call Me, Maybe."

See how wonderful this meme is?! It works for everything!

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