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12 “Don’t Say It” memes the music world has to offer

Twitter memes are funny, crazy, self-deprecating and everything else in between. Each meme is a work of art whether it be the tragic “I don’t feel so good…” meme or literally anything containing SpongeBob. (Just don’t get us started on Laurel and Yanny. It’s Yanny.) Naturally, with the rise of the “Don’t say it” meme, the music world has their own version to offer.

We’ve collected some of our favorites below.

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1. MAMA, CAN I GET ANOTHER AMEN?

2. There’s no shame in singing along!

3. Better than just crying, right?

4. Take it away, Tom DeLonge!

5. There’s a story at the bottom of this…meme.

6. Nico And The Memers…ooooh.

https://twitter.com/joshhurie/status/1062507914684846080?s=21

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7. For the hardcore 1975 fans.

8. I Write Memes Not Tragedies.

9. Dave Grohl forever and always our hero.

https://twitter.com/illbeurgasoline/status/1062760857883607041

10. We can’t un-hear this now.

https://twitter.com/bandith0e/status/1062056853423775744

11. Pretty, please?

12. If you know, you know.

https://twitter.com/meltedbrie/status/1062264763386712064

Read more: Does this new EU law point to the end of internet memes?

Can you imagine a life without internet memes? The E.U. Parliament recently ruled on new copyright laws that could cause a major meme downturn, giving more power to platforms to probe what you post before it hits the feed.

Per the The Independent, members of the European Parliament recently voted for controversial articles 11 and 13. The latter lays out guidelines for technology platforms to inspect what you post for any possible copyright infringement.

That sounds like social media and tech companies flexing even more of an all-seeing eye up in your content. But what if that dope meme you just created contains copyrighted material in the form of a movie clip, song or screenshot?

If the new rules that “force internet companies to introduce stringent new automated checks that content must pass before they are posted to platforms like Twitter and Facebook” come into play, your meme could be doomed.

Think about it. What if that Is This A Pigeon meme was flagged for copyright infringement before it even took flight? The screenshot’s swiped from a ’90s anime called The Brave Fighter Of Sun Fighbird that’s presumably copyrighted.

And the so-called “upload filters” would affect pretty much every social media app, warn certain European Parliament members. That could mean some awesomely funny (and pretty harmless memes) get the boot for copyright’s sake.