r/lotrmemes is a subreddit with 3.1M members. The community frequently discusses lotr, gondor, ring, mordor, and frodo, and the most common flair used is lord of the rings, shitpost, repost :proudfoot:, crossover, and the hobbit.
Come on in, have a seat! This subreddit is a warm resting place for all weary travelers who are fond of Tolkien and his works. We welcome all Tolkien related content! Grab a pint, a long pipe, and relax.
Popular Topics in r/lotrmemes
#1
Lotr
19 posts
#2
Gondor
8 posts
#3
Ring
8 posts
#4
Mordor
5 posts
#5
Frodo
5 posts
#6
Gandalf
5 posts
#7
Sauron
5 posts
#8
Precious
5 posts
#9
Lord Of The Rings
4 posts
#10
Denethor
4 posts
Flair Used in r/lotrmemes
#1
Lord of the Rings
: "My 10+ year marriage just blew up in my face. Two Towers is my coping mechanism of choice tonight."
132 posts
#2
Shitpost
: "I can’t be the only one"
31 posts
#3
Repost :proudfoot:
: "the goat"
10 posts
#4
Crossover
: "TTRPG party balancing"
7 posts
#5
The Hobbit
: "i'm not falling for that hot take"
6 posts
#6
Other
: "Wait for it"
5 posts
#7
The Silmarillion
: "Have you learned nothing of the stubbornness of dwarves?"
4 posts
#8
Meta
: ""All your bad guys die and your good guys survive" is such a misread."
3 posts
#9
GROND
: "Here's GROND!"
2 posts
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+80k members(2.7%)
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Last updated: July 24, 2026