Happy Hump Day! If you’re anything like I am, Wednesdays can drag out into a marathon — just trying to get to the weekend. But hey, that’s where our Hump Day memes come in to save the day! As a person who’s spent more hours than I want to admit scrolling through funny memes (instead of doing something less productive), I can say with absolute confidence that they are the ideal midweek pick-me-up.
This guide will share some of the best and most relatable Hump Day memes available, and how you can use them to get a little midweek joy. Let’s make that Wednesday slump a Wednesday strut!
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Hump Day Memes
- “It’s Wednesday! Time to pretend we’re working hard for the weekend.”
- “Wednesday: the day I’m not quite motivated enough to work, but not lazy enough to stop.”
- “Is it just me, or does Wednesday feel like the middle child of the week?”
- “It’s Hump Day! The weekend is almost in sight, but I’m still stuck in my chair.”
- “Happy Wednesday! Only 2 more days until I can be unproductive in style.”
- “I can’t wait for Friday, but I still can’t believe it’s only Wednesday!”
- “That moment when you realize it’s only Wednesday, and the weekend seems so far away.”
- “Is it just me, or does coffee taste better on Wednesdays?”
- “Wednesday is like a reminder that I’m halfway to my weekend meltdown.”
- “When it’s only Wednesday but you’re already planning your Friday night.”
- “Wednesday: the day I start looking for excuses to take naps.”
- “It’s Hump Day, which means it’s time to start acting like it’s Friday.”
- “Wednesday is just Monday in disguise, right?”
- “I thought Monday was bad, then I met Wednesday.”
- “Me trying to make it through the week: Monday – 0, Wednesday – 1.”
- “The only thing I’m getting over this hump is my third cup of coffee.”
- “Wednesday is like a cup of coffee: strong, but I’m just not ready for it.”
- “It’s Wednesday! So close to Friday, yet so far from my bed.”
- “The journey from Tuesday to Thursday: a real emotional rollercoaster.”
- “Is it weird that I’m already planning my weekend escape on a Wednesday?”
- “When you survive Monday and Tuesday, but Wednesday almost takes you out.”
- “Why is Wednesday so close to Friday, but feels like a lifetime away?”
- “It’s Hump Day! Or as I like to call it, ‘Survival Day’.”
- “I’m not saying it’s been a tough week, but Wednesday feels like a lifetime ago.”
- “It’s Wednesday and I’ve already made 48 plans to do nothing this weekend.”
- “Me on Wednesday: I’m like 70% done with the week… just need to survive the last 30%.”
- “Wednesdays are like gym workouts. I’ll show up, but I’m not really doing much.”
- “Wednesday: the day I say ‘it’s almost Friday’ so many times, I almost believe it.”
- “It’s Wednesday, and I’m already counting down to happy hour.”
- “I don’t always survive Wednesday, but when I do, I feel like I’ve conquered the world.”
- “How to survive Wednesday: Coffee, snacks, and pretending you know what you’re doing.”
- “It’s Hump Day! And I’m already planning my weekend naps.”
- “The best part about Wednesday? Knowing you made it halfway through the week… almost.”
- “Surviving Wednesday: The true test of whether or not you’re a superhero.”
- “I’m just trying to make it to the weekend without losing my mind. Thanks, Wednesday.”
- “Wednesday: The day I realize I’ve done nothing productive, and I’m okay with it.”
- “Wednesday is like that one friend who always shows up uninvited, but you have to deal with it.”
- “It’s Hump Day! And I’m still pretending to be busy.”
- “Me to Wednesday: ‘Please tell me I’m not the only one stuck in this never-ending week.'”
- “Wednesday is basically Friday for people who aren’t working hard enough.”
- “The good news: It’s Hump Day. The bad news: I’m not sure what day it is anymore.”
- “It’s Wednesday. We’re halfway through, but that doesn’t mean we’re halfway sane.”
- “Wednesday: the day when every meeting could’ve been an email.”
- “I just found out that ‘hump day’ isn’t a day off to sleep… I’m disappointed.”
- “Wednesday. The day you realize you’re not working hard enough to make it to Friday.”
- “It’s hump day, but the only thing I’m humping is the couch.”
- “Me on Wednesday: I’ve had enough coffee to be productive, but no motivation to actually do it.”
- “Halfway to the weekend! Someone roll me the rest of the way.”
- “Hump day: The only thing standing between me and freedom.”
- “Just trying to survive the week, one coffee at a time. ☕️”
- “Wednesday… because Monday and Tuesday weren’t bad enough.”
- “When it’s Hump Day but you still feel like it’s Monday.”
- “Officially too tired to function, but not close enough to Friday.”
- “Me: ‘Let’s be productive!’ Also me: stares at screen for 3 hours“
- “Hump Day: The perfect excuse to be dramatically exhausted.”
- “I swear Monday and Tuesday were at least five days long.”
- “Wednesdays are proof that we survived the beginning of the week.”
- “Halfway through the week, and my motivation is running on fumes.”
- “It’s Hump Day! Time to act like I know what I’m doing.”
- “If Wednesday had a face, I’d probably slap it.”
- “Hump Day: Because nothing says ‘Keep going’ like a camel.”
- “The weekend is so close… yet so far away.”
- “When you realize you’ve survived half the week but still have half to go.”
- “Me pretending to be productive until Friday.”
- “The only thing getting me through today is the thought of Friday.”
- “When someone reminds you it’s only Wednesday… Why must you hurt me?”
- “Hump Day mood: Somewhere between exhausted and ‘I quit.’”
- “Happy Hump Day! Now someone carry me to Friday.”
The Origin Of Hump Day Memes
The term Hump Day has been around for decades, referring to Wednesday as the “hump” of the workweek — once you get over it, the weekend seems attainable. But Hump Day memes didn’t exist until the internet came along. A big boost came from the widely circulated 2013 Geico commercial starring a talking camel gleefully exclaiming, “Guess what day it is? HUMP DAAAY!” — a moment that became an instant meme.
From there, the internet went wild with Hump Day humor of every imaginable variety. Whether they’re grumpy office workers, exhausted students, or animals that look comically unbothered, the memes hit the midweek struggle right on the head. Hump Day memes took off with the help of social media — particularly Reddit and Instagram — and became a weekly tradition for many.
