40 Of The Funniest Tweets From February 2025

While “observational humor” has been a stand-up staple for awhile, mass internet use has allowed basically everyone to be a comedian from the comfort of their own home. Current events, the weather, some dry, domestic realizations, are all classic fodder for the millions of hilarious netizens out there to post their bestjokes.

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Tweet about unplugging Wi-Fi causing laughter, with crying emojis and high engagement.

A tweet about building a blanket fort, creating laughter with a playful age limit.

Tweet humor about past abundance of toilet paper and eggs for pranks, causing internet laughter in February.

Once upon a time in 2006, a small team of developers at a podcasting company calledOdeohad a problem: nobody cared about their podcasting platform. It would seem they were just way too early to the podcast boom of the 2020s. Like any good startup, instead of admitting defeat, they decided to pivot, because in Silicon Valley,failureisn’t the end, it’s just the beginning of your future TED Talk.Among the Odeo employees was a man named Jack Dorsey, who had an idea for a platform where people could share short status updates via textmessages. Back then, this was revolutionary. Today, it sounds like something your aunt does on Facebook or WhatsApp every morning.

Among the Odeo employees was a man named Jack Dorsey, who had an idea for a platform where people could share short status updates via textmessages. Back then, this was revolutionary. Today, it sounds like something your aunt does on Facebook or WhatsApp every morning.

Tweet with a humorously inaccurate option to report “Gulf of America” map issue, highlighting February tweets' comedic flair.

Funny February tweet about “intellectual luggage” sparking laughter and tears, with 276K likes and crying emojis.

“Funny February tweet shows a map listing ‘Mall of Mexico’ in Bloomington, Minnesota."

Dorsey, along with Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams, worked on the project, and in March of 2006, Dorsey posted the first-ever tweet: “just setting up mytwttr.” So if you ever feel self-conscious about using shortened text because you’re typing one handed while eating lunch, remember, it’s heritage at this point.

Shadow with caption “Lil Trumps almost ripe” over planted hair-like shapes, bringing laughter to the internet.

Tweet about becoming worse in response to another tweet, related to February internet laughter.

Meme of a seal looking expectantly, referencing a flight attendant and cookies to create Internet laughter.

Twitter officially launched to the public in July 2006, and at first, no one really knew what to do with it. But then, something magical happened, celebrities, journalists, and brands realized they could use it to communicate directly with people. Suddenly, Twitter became a digital town square, where world leaders,comedians, and your uncle with horrible takes could all scream at unsuspecting netizens.

Tweet about a funny prank involving a non-existent left-handed screwdriver at Home Depot.

A humorous February tweet about a husband with a cold planning a future rib barbecue, gaining 228K likes.

Tweet humorously questions if a cat can be an emotional support animal if it’s unwilling.

Tweet about a child humorously thinking luggage carousel is for riding, highlighting funny February tweets.

Tweet jokes about stolen card used at Barnes & Noble, went viral in February.

Tweet humorously comparing Harry Potter’s bravery to personal high school experience.

Tweet about a woman unable to hear men’s voices, engaging and humorous.

Funny February tweet about parenting: child hits head, mom kisses it, child says she’s nice but walks away unimproved.

Trees resembling broccoli, captioned “broccoli is in the eye of the beholder,” in a tweet that made the internet laugh.

Tweet about office humor with a protein shake mistaken for margaritas, generating laughter online.

Spilled eggs on kitchen floor causing laughter online.

Dog lying on bed with tweet caption about replacing a husband, showcasing February humor.

Funny February tweet about dining alone and unusual restaurant seating.

Hand holding a small chocolate piece, illustrating a funny tweet about sharing a Kinder Egg.

Tweet about Wi-Fi hotspot with funny network name.

Red Target ball inside store entrance due to cold weather, humorously captured in a popular tweet.

Tweet shows a surprised reaction to payment receipt, sparking laughter online.

Tweet humor about a child’s independent birthday party planning.

Tweet about maternity leave being declined, captioned with crying and frustrated emojis, exemplifying February tweets.

Funny February tweet about pets, wondering if a cat needs a kitten and if the kitten needs a dog.

Text message humor about husband’s diet struggles, expressing eating clean might lead to heart disease.

Tweet humorously expressing self-understanding and connection, gaining over 43K likes.