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60% of the world reacting to Argentina beating Switzerland

This is a sports reaction meme referencing an international football match where Argentina defeated Switzerland. The top of the image has text stating "60% of the world after seeing Argentina beat Switzerland", paired with a screenshot of a distraught crying man from the show Breaking Bad. The bottom text of the image reads "They can't keep getting away with it!", which is used to represent the widespread frustration of Switzerland fans, people who bet against Argentina, and casual viewers who are shocked at Argentina continuing to win high-profile matches against expected strong competitors.
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They can't keep getting away with it!

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60% of the world after seeing Argentina beat Switzerland

Overview

This is a sports reaction meme referencing an international football match where Argentina defeated Switzerland. The top of the image has text stating "60% of the world after seeing Argentina beat Switzerland", paired with a screenshot of a distraught crying man from the show Breaking Bad. The bottom text of the image reads "They can't keep getting away with it!", which is used to represent the widespread frustration of Switzerland fans, people who bet against Argentina, and casual viewers who are shocked at Argentina continuing to win high-profile matches against expected strong competitors.

Origin notes

This meme was shared on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, as confirmed by the provided source information and the watermark of Reddit user u/sachdamasta visible on the image. It repurposes a widely used reaction clip from the TV series Breaking Bad featuring the character Hank Schrader having an emotional breakdown, which is a popular existing meme format used to express frustration at repeated unfavorable outcomes. The meme refers to a real-world football match result, most likely from the 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament where Argentina competed.

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