Summer may be ending soon, but the "Summer fun!" meme is just getting started.
You may have seen a "Summer fun!" meme or two on your timeline recently. You'll know, because the tweets will read, "Summer fun! 🏖️❤️ (*private island all tested negative multiple times wear a mask ❤️ )" and feature a photo of a large group of people — usually from a television show or movie.
Summer fun! 🏖❤️ (*private island all tested negative multiple times wear a mask❤️) pic.twitter.com/kROxrfmjc0
— colton (@disgracedtwink) September 5, 2020
The meme is designed to mock unsafe superspreader events — large gatherings that easily promote person-to-person transmission — being held in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. But the meme was actually inspired by a real-life party that was recently held on a private island. Read more...
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