In these dire times, it’s important to find sources of comfort. Some have turned to masturbation, others wine. Hey, we’re only human – we all have our vices. I, for one, have found a new, unlikely form of catharsis: out-of-context Hannah Montana memes.
They began popping up sporadically on my feed a week or so ago, and now, to my delight, I can’t scroll for 10 seconds without being greeted with another Hannah Montana-related banger.
I have this Hannah Montana Out Of Context Twitter account to thank for that. The account, which has amassed 10k followers, has been posting the most iconic snippets from Hannah Montana‘s four ground-breaking seasons. As it turns out, Miley Stewart is just so damn memeable.
Let’s check out some of the pioneering moments to come from this new wave of Hannah Montana shitposting, shall we?
Me to my family at the end of quarantine pic.twitter.com/SWEruC3cDR
— 𝚂𝚑𝚎 𝕸𝕮 | ⵣ (@sheroCyrxs) April 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/OCHannahMontana/status/1251495794605281284
after getting 20 likes in 2 minutes https://t.co/VRVsF1Vicd
— R👗 (@xxoorita) April 21, 2020
https://twitter.com/Iickmcshammer/status/1252645415062777858
https://twitter.com/Iickmcshammer/status/1252654882277990406
I’m a huge Hannah/Miley stan, don’t get me wrong, but I’ve always been curious as to how the premise of the Disney show came to be – I mean, did the TV executives really think they could swindle us into believing that Miley Stewart could cover her true identity, and swindle her friends, with a shitty $4-looking K-Mart wig? Alas, I will save this rant for another time. I need to head off to binge Hannah Montana.
