100 Drawings One Kill Double Standard Meme Template

This is a three-panel setup-punchline meme template that jokes about double standards in how people label others. The first panel pairs a poorly hand-drawn doodle of Sonic the Hedgehog with the text 'You can draw 100 drawings and not be an artist'. The second panel pairs a photo of completely burnt, blackened food with the text 'You can cook a hundred meals and not be a chef'. The third panel shows a simple illustration of a murder scene (a bleeding dead woman, a man standing over her holding a knife) with the leading punchline text 'BUT WHEN YOU KILL ONE PERSON', which is meant to be followed by a joke about how one negative action is enough to permanently label someone, even after hundreds of neutral or positive actions. A popular Reddit-themed variant of this meme is titled 'Post 100 Reddit posts and not be a Redditor'.

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You can draw 100 drawings and not be an artist
You can cook a hundred meals and not be a chef
BUT WHEN YOU KILL ONE PERSON

Overview

This is a three-panel setup-punchline meme template that jokes about double standards in how people label others. The first panel pairs a poorly hand-drawn doodle of Sonic the Hedgehog with the text 'You can draw 100 drawings and not be an artist'. The second panel pairs a photo of completely burnt, blackened food with the text 'You can cook a hundred meals and not be a chef'. The third panel shows a simple illustration of a murder scene (a bleeding dead woman, a man standing over her holding a knife) with the leading punchline text 'BUT WHEN YOU KILL ONE PERSON', which is meant to be followed by a joke about how one negative action is enough to permanently label someone, even after hundreds of neutral or positive actions. A popular Reddit-themed variant of this meme is titled 'Post 100 Reddit posts and not be a Redditor'.

Origin notes

This meme template originated on Reddit as a viral format for jokes about double standards, particularly online labeling. The original post referenced in the source metadata uses this template to make a joke about how Reddit users get permanently labeled as a stereotypical Redditor after just one bad post, even after posting 100 unremarkable posts. The template has been reposted and reused across multiple social platforms to make various double standard jokes.

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