BroBible Publishes 53 Weekend Memes, Invites Reader Submissions for Next Round

Q: What secret criteria does BroBible use to ruthlessly filter hundreds of viral memes down to just 53 weekend winners?

There is no evidence BroBible uses any secret or formal scoring system. Based on the article and related roundup posts, the filtering appears to be an editorial curation process: the editor reviews hundreds of memes and picks the ones judged funniest, most relatable, and best suited to BroBible’s recurring meme format. The clearest criteria visible in the post are practical rather than hidden. The selected memes fit BroBible’s usual categories—relatable everyday jokes, “guys being dudes” humor, summer memes, dog memes, travel jokes, and other broadly viral punchlines. They are also chosen to work as a balanced package, mixing formats and themes that match the site’s audience and weekend tone. The roundup language suggests the editor also favors memes with strong shareability and immediate readability: jokes that land quickly, are easy to scroll through, and feel timely for the season or the week. The invitation for readers to email original memes shows that originality is welcome, but inclusion still depends on whether a submission fits the same humor style and overall mix. So the “ruthless” filter is most likely simple editorial judgment: funny, relatable, current, on-brand, and varied enough to fill a 53-meme weekend collection. BroBible has not publicly disclosed anything more specific than that.

Q: Could submitting a simple summer joke to a specific email address instantly make you part of the internet's favorite viral archive?

No. Sending a simple summer joke to cass@brobible.com could make it eligible for consideration, but it would not instantly place it in BroBible’s “favorite memes” archive. The reporting and related material make clear that BroBible’s meme posts are curated editorial roundups. In the weekend post, the site said 53 memes were chosen from hundreds that were reviewed before publication. That means submissions are screened and selected, not automatically published. BroBible does regularly invite readers to send original memes to that email address for possible inclusion in future installments. The roundup also appears to be part of a continuing series, with new meme batches published throughout the week and on weekends, and links to a broader memes archive. So the practical answer is that submitting a joke gives you a chance to be featured, especially if it fits the themes BroBible often runs—summer humor, relatable jokes, dog memes, travel jokes, and similar viral formats. But inclusion depends on editorial choice, timing, and whether the submission stands out among many others. In short, the email is an open submission channel, not an instant pass into a viral archive.

1 articles · Updated · BroBible · Jul 25

BroBible rolled out a weekend roundup of 53 favorite memes, framing it as the final collection of July before a fresh batch starts Monday.
Cass, the curator named in the post, asked readers to email original memes for possible inclusion in upcoming editions, turning the feature into an open submission pipeline.
The article itself is a scroll-style compilation of short captions and image gags rather than a reported news update, ending with a prompt for readers to return Monday and browse more meme content.