10 Hanukkah Memes (And More) To Celebrate The Holiday Right
Hanukkah's officially underway, so it's time to celebrate. While it may not be as widespread as Christmas, around five percent of Americans celebrate Hanukkah, with many millions worldwide participating in the nine-day holiday every year. So if you're tired of hearing about the "war on Christmas" nonsense and ready to see some memes representing your holiday (or about the failure to represent the holiday), we've gathered some for you to enjoy.
Celebrating Hanukkah in the United States can be difficult, especially if you don't have any days off work or school and people have actually turned violent after hearing retail workers say "happy holidays." If you're celebrating the holiday this year, hopefully these memes will relate to your pain. Here are some memes and images representing the ups and downs of Hannukah.
Weird Way to Celebrate, But I Have to Admire the Effort
Seems like a lot of running when you could be sitting at home with presents instead.
Everyone Needs a Fidget Dreidel
It's becoming pretty obvious that American companies don't really know what Hanukkah is.
In Case You Haven't Seen This One Yet
(Source: Reddit)
They tried, but whoever made this was clearly a little confused.
How to Liven Up the Celebration in a Weird Way
(Source: Reddit)
I mean, there's technically no rule against this, right?
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