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Sarcastic remarks may not land well in a serious conversation. At best, you will receive dirty looks in return. The worst-case scenario? That could be a free-for-all, depending on the person’s mood or state of mind.

It’s an entirely different scenario if you contextualize said remarks as jokes. You may get a laugh and even gain a new friend if you have the same sense of humor. If this is your brand of comedy, you will likely get a kick out of these posts from the Memenist Instagram page.

We’ve collected some of the memes from the account that are likely to draw laughter while raising some eyebrows.

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#1 My Idea Of Being Rich

#2 I Thought Highly Of Myself

#3 The Right Kind Of Predator Mentality 💀

Experts have already established the connection between intelligence and humor. Many argue that processing humor, especially dark and spicy humor, requires cognitive and emotional abilities.

#4 That’s The Aim

#5 Answer The Door And Let Them Know, Maybe ?

#6 Know Your Customer !

But how exactly does the brain process a joke, for example? According to researchers, it involves a three-stage theory. In order for a person to comprehend a joke, they must:

Mentally represent the joke’s setup.
Detect a dissonance in multiple interpretations.
Resolve that dissonance by appreciating the funny interpretations while also inhibiting the unfunny, literal ones.

#7 Fun Police !!

#8 Need To Check Norway’s Immigration Policy

#9 Reminds Me Of Double Income, No Kids

Many of the memes you will see on this list lean toward the darker kind, mostly with hints of sarcasm. Experts describe this as aggressive humor, a style incorporated by insult comedians like the great Don Rickles.

According to University of Western Ontario psychology professor Dr. Julie Schermer, people with an aggressive humor style are less likely to feel lonely because they rely on group dynamics to roast others.

#10 Why Not

#11 The Hero We Thought We Didn’t Need

#12 You Go Girl !

On the opposite end of the spectrum from aggressive humor is self-enhancing humor. As the name suggests, it’s about being able to laugh at yourself and the absurdities around you.

According to Dr. Schermer, people who embrace this type of humor are less likely to show signs of depression and loneliness and have better relationships with others.