Popular memes which went viral on 2020!

The year 2020 has been tough one, due to the ongoing pandemic. Now, let us look at the funniest memes that went viral this year.

In case anyone is wondering how to #workingfromhome 🤨🤪#COVID2019pic.twitter.com/e1rURe7rqn

— Rabee’a Abrar ربیعہ (@rubiaabrar) March 17, 2020

Almost there ... hang on ... pic.twitter.com/PsouRivm9l

— INJESTERS (@rockyandmayur) November 18, 2020

I think NASA released Satellite picture little too early😂#9बजे9मिनट#9baje9mintues#BattiNaBujhaopic.twitter.com/c8rLbZJ9wb

— Inder Kumar (@RunOnSarcasm) April 5, 2020

Kokilaben went viral on social media in 2020, nearly three years after the end of popular Hindi serial 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya' on Star Plus.

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Back in May, Tesla chief Elon Musk and his partner Grimes announced the birth of the baby boy in a post on Twitter, revealing their son was called "X Æ A-12 Musk."
 

elon and grimes be like X Æ A-12 come downstairs your pb&j is ready pic.twitter.com/RXQ8tQeFr8

— Beans After Dark (@goodbeanalt) May 6, 2020

When public channels began airing mythological epics Ramayana and Mahabharata, there were memes  from memorable scenes from the show.

My brother to my Dad after I ate his portion of Maggi pic.twitter.com/MYDYb6pP2U

— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) March 31, 2020

The US Presidential election was one of the most talked about subjects on social media and there were memes on various aspects. The chaotic debates, an errant fly and claims of voter fraud were among the subjects that inspired plenty of memes.

the electoral map if people voted their jean color pic.twitter.com/2jgELGVxZb

— derek guy (@dieworkwear) November 3, 2020

Binod was one of the most searched phrases in India thanks to a recurring comment on YouTube videos. The comment inspired a YouTube video, which in turn made it one of the most popular memes in the country.

#binod
Comment section on every social media platforms - pic.twitter.com/MKIJgdCJF7

— Harish (@surkastik) August 7, 2020

In 2020, the Indian government banned over 100 Chinese apps as border tensions with China escalated. Among them was the wildly popular short video app TikTok, and there were plenty of memes mourning its departure from Indian phones.

#RIPTiktok

All the tiktokers now 😂 pic.twitter.com/28KcjmbVkk

— Shivam yadav (@Shivamy93527382) June 30, 2020

It wasn’t just TikTok. Even popular mobile game PUBG was banned.

#PUBG banned in India
Meanwhile gamer's who spent thousands of rupees: pic.twitter.com/59C7ixZ26F

— Khantoshik🥂 (@tomxicc) September 2, 2020