Weird Facebook, or Post-Ironic Facebook, refers to a subculture of pages and communities that emerged in the early 2010s, deviating from standard relatable content in favor of surrealism, dadaism, and extreme irony. These memes often feature intentionally poor graphic design, distorted images, and nonsensical text that mocks traditional social media trends. By stripping away the original context of stock photos or popular characters like Minions, the genre creates a post-ironic space where the joke is the lack of a traditional joke itself. It evolved from niche groups into a massive internet movement, influencing contemporary meme aesthetics through its use of deep-frying, glitch art, and abstract storytelling.