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All Boys Do Is Lie?💀

A two-panel anime meme contrasting gender stereotypes. The top panel, labeled 'Girls :', shows a young anime girl with long brown hair standing on a city sidewalk, turning her head over her shoulder with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text 'All boys do is lie.' The bottom panel, labeled 'Boys :', features three male anime characters from *Attack on Titan* against a dark, cloudy backdrop; one character crosses his arms while another speaks, with the text 'I'm the armored titan and he's the colossal titan.' The humor subverts the 'boys lie' accusation by referencing a pivotal *Attack on Titan* plot point where these characters truthfully reveal their titan identities.
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Girls
All boys do is lie.
Boys
I'm the armored titan and he's the colossal titan.

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A gender-based comparison meme using anime screenshots to humorously subvert stereotypes.

Overview

A two-panel anime meme contrasting gender stereotypes. The top panel, labeled 'Girls :', shows a young anime girl with long brown hair standing on a city sidewalk, turning her head over her shoulder with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text 'All boys do is lie.' The bottom panel, labeled 'Boys :', features three male anime characters from Attack on Titan against a dark, cloudy backdrop; one character crosses his arms while another speaks, with the text 'I'm the armored titan and he's the colossal titan.' The humor subverts the 'boys lie' accusation by referencing a pivotal Attack on Titan plot point where these characters truthfully reveal their titan identities.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (per the provided source) and is a remix of existing anime screenshots. The bottom panel uses footage from Attack on Titan, animated by WIT Studio (evident from the 'WITSTUDIOCAPS' watermark in the bottom right). The top panel features an anime girl from an unspecified series, representing the 'Girls' perspective. These elements are combined to create a humorous take on gender stereotypes through anime references.

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