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April Fools Day Is Over, Everything On The Internet Is True Again

This is a joke meme that uses the popular stock image of an excited young boy sitting in front of a computer. The top text reads 'APRIL FOOLS DAY IS OVER!' and the bottom text reads 'EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET IS TRUE AGAIN!'. The joke pokes fun at the large number of pranks, fake announcements, and intentional misinformation posted online during April Fools' Day, humorously implying that all online content becomes truthful again once the holiday ends. The boy's excited celebratory expression and raised victory fist amplifies the silly, relatable joke.
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APRIL FOOLS DAY IS OVER! EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET IS TRUE AGAIN!

Overview

This is a joke meme that uses the popular stock image of an excited young boy sitting in front of a computer. The top text reads 'APRIL FOOLS DAY IS OVER!' and the bottom text reads 'EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET IS TRUE AGAIN!'. The joke pokes fun at the large number of pranks, fake announcements, and intentional misinformation posted online during April Fools' Day, humorously implying that all online content becomes truthful again once the holiday ends. The boy's excited celebratory expression and raised victory fist amplifies the silly, relatable joke.

Origin notes

This meme uses a well-known public stock photo of an excited teen at a computer, which is a very common base for reaction memes across the internet. This specific text variation was created using the imgflip meme generator (visible watermark at bottom left), and was reposted to 9Gag which is cited as the source in the provided metadata. It is a popular recurring April Fools' Day joke that circulates online every year after April 1st.

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