9GAG - Best Funny Memes and Breaking News

Your daily dose of funny memes, GIFs, videos and weird news stories. We deliver hundreds of new memes daily and much more humor anywhere you go.  9GAG is a Hong Kong-originated online entertainment platform and social media site, renowned for its user-generated humorous content.
Founded in April 2008 by a group of students from the University of Hong Kong, led by Ray Chan, 9GAG initially set up its headquarters in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, and later established an office in Mountain View, California. Its official website is 9gag.com, serving a global audience with diverse funny materials.
The core content of 9GAG covers a wide range of humorous categories, including celebrity jokes, political memes, stereotype parodies, social satire, visual gags, and daily-life funny comments. To help users navigate easily, the platform categorizes content into themed tags like Funny, Gaming, Anime, and Movies & TV.
User interaction is a key feature of 9GAG. Users can upload their original works, vote for, comment on, and share posts they like. Posts with high user votes will move from the Fresh section to the Trending section, gaining massive exposure and circulation. Additionally, the platform provides a chat bubble function to facilitate communication among users.
In terms of influence, 9GAG has built a large global user base, boasting 150 million worldwide users and generating 2.2 billion monthly video views. It also enjoys high popularity on mainstream social media platforms, with over 39 million Facebook followers, 44 million Instagram followers, and 15 million Twitter followers, ranking among the top 200 websites globally.
For revenue, 9GAG mainly relies on advertising. It also offers premium membership services: 9GAG Pro, priced at $2.99 per month, removes ads and provides exclusive badges; 9GAG Pro+, costing $12.99 per month, comes with extra perks for users.
It is worth noting that 9GAG has faced some controversies in its development. In the past, it was involved in copyright disputes with other websites, and some of its content has been criticized for containing discriminatory tendencies. Besides, according to tests by GreatFire, 9GAG has been blocked in the Chinese mainland since March 2019, making it inaccessible to local users.