40 Google vs. Bing Memes That Show Why No One Uses Bing
Once upon a browser tab, there was Google—the golden child of search engines. And then… there was Bing. Poor, confused, trying-its-best Bing. Using it feels like asking a grumpy sea captain for directions and getting a riddle instead.
If you’ve ever typed a simple question into Bing only to end up on a conspiracy forum from 2007, congratulations: you’ve experienced true digital chaos. The Grumpy Sharks tried using Bing once. They’re still recovering.
The internet hasn’t been kind to Bing, and honestly? It deserves every meme. From answering “What’s the weather?” with a 12-page essay on cloud formation to recommending caves when you search for coffee, Bing is the friend who brings a jigsaw puzzle to a rave—confused, uninvited, but weirdly persistent.
So here are 40 savage Bing memes that perfectly capture what happens when your search engine’s favorite hobby is gaslighting you. Dive in… just don’t expect to find what you’re actually looking for.
And no, we didn’t Bing this list. We like results.
#1 Bing gives no sh*ts
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#2 This meme might be too hot
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#3 Google vs bing
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#4 Hmm..
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#5 Darkmemes
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You Google something and get exactly what you’re looking for. You Bing it? You’re suddenly reading a Yahoo Answers thread from 2007, wondering if you accidentally typed your question into a toaster. These memes know: Bing isn’t a search engine—it’s a misdirection machine.
We, Grumpy Sharks, don’t hate Bing… we just forget it exists until a new computer forces it on us. Then we open it once, panic, and run back to Google like it’s home base in tag. These memes say it best: one search engine understands you. The other thinks you want weird news from Slovakia when you asked for “pancake recipe.”
#6 Comedy achieved
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#7 It’ll sure be like that
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#8 Search: Mustard
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#9 Bing knows it all
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#10 Please don’t use bing maps.
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Searching with Bing feels like asking a sleep-deprived raccoon for directions—you might get there, but not without emotional damage. You type in something simple, and Bing hits back with unrelated articles, three shopping ads, and a cryptic answer from 2011.
Grumpy Sharks team thinks Bing’s true strength is making you appreciate how good Google is. The memes don’t exaggerate—Bing’s energy is pure chaos. It’s the kid in class who tries really hard, but everyone copies off Google instead. Harsh? Yes. Accurate? Completely.
#11 Bonnie ‘n’ Clyde
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#12 google vs bing : minecraft streamer
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#13 Fried chicken recipe
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#14 Google vs bing
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#15 🤣 💀
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Using Bing is like shouting your question into a cave and hoping for a useful echo. Meanwhile, Google already finished your sentence and offered you three relevant links, a video tutorial, and the weather. The memes know: we’re not just spoiled—we’re protected by Google.
We, Grumpy Sharks, respect Bing for trying. Really. But at this point, it’s the friend who volunteers to help but shows up with the wrong tools, bad directions, and asks for your Wi-Fi password. The intent is there. The execution? Deeply memeable.
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#20
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The difference is simple: Google gives you the answer. Bing gives you a riddle, a product ad, and a headache. It’s like Google is the smart friend who helps you study, while Bing is the kid who forgot there was a test and still offers “help.”
Grumpy Sharks knows Bing memes hit because we’ve all accidentally used it—and immediately regretted it. One second you’re trying to find a quick fact, and the next you’re ten tabs deep in irrelevant search results wondering if you’ve been pranked by your own browser.
#21
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#25
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Bing feels like it’s trying to be cool but keeps tripping over its own interface. It looks sleek, sure—but behind the shine is confusion, pop-ups, and a weird obsession with news you didn’t ask for. These memes drag it for exactly that, and honestly? It’s deserved.
We, Grumpy Sharks, don’t even try to roast Bing anymore—it roasts itself every time it suggests a forum post from 2004 as a top result. It’s not personal. It’s just the law of the internet: you can Bing if you want, but don’t expect to find anything.
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#30
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Searching with Bing is like ordering fast food and getting a handwritten recipe instead. It tries, but the effort just makes it funnier. These memes hit because they don’t need to exaggerate—Bing’s been setting itself up for this since Internet Explorer was a thing.
Grumpy Sharks team loves how the internet collectively decided Bing is the designated joke of search engines. It’s not evil, just… misunderstood. And wildly unhelpful. If Google is a librarian with a degree, Bing is your uncle who insists he “knows a shortcut” and gets everyone lost.
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#35
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There’s something almost comforting about Bing at this point. Like that one app on your phone you never use but don’t uninstall out of pity. It’s not that it’s bad—it’s just never… right. These memes capture that energy perfectly: lost, confused, and trying its best.
We, Grumpy Sharks, appreciate Bing’s loyalty. It’s always there, patiently waiting in the background, hoping you’ll click it by mistake. And when you do? Boom—eight wrong answers and an ad for printer ink. If nothing else, it keeps our expectations low and our laughter high.
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#40
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At this point, Bing isn’t even competing—it’s just vibing in its own alternate reality. While Google’s out here running the world, Bing’s still asking if you meant “how to be a lamppost” when you searched “how to be a morning person.” The memes don’t lie—it’s chaos over logic every time.
We, Grumpy Sharks, salute the persistence. Bing may not win at search accuracy, but it wins at making the internet laugh. And honestly? That might be the role it was born to play: the lovable underdog of search engines… with zero context and unlimited meme potential.
