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Ariel Font Style Pun Meme

A tweet screenshot from MatPat (@MatPatGT) dated November 12, 2013, featuring a four-panel meme using Disney's Ariel from *The Little Mermaid*. The tweet text reads: 'Choose you font carefully, my friend...'. Each panel displays a modified version of Ariel corresponding to a font style pun: Top-left: 'ARIEL' (standard Ariel), Top-right: 'ARIEL BOLD' (Ariel with exaggerated muscular/bold physique), Bottom-left: 'ARIEL ITALIC' (Ariel leaning with an italicized posture), Bottom-right: 'ARIEL BLACK' (Ariel with darker skin and heavier build). A top comment from Moody (@Leo__Nard) appears below: 'Mat you HAVE to delete this post please bro'.
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@Moody Twitter/X

Mat you HAVE to delete this post please bro

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Panel 1 Caption
ARIEL
Panel 2 Caption
ARIEL BOLD
Panel 3 Caption
ARIEL ITALIC
Panel 4 Caption
ARIEL BLACK

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Choose you font carefully, my friend...

Overview

A tweet screenshot from MatPat (@MatPatGT) dated November 12, 2013, featuring a four-panel meme using Disney's Ariel from The Little Mermaid. The tweet text reads: 'Choose you font carefully, my friend...'. Each panel displays a modified version of Ariel corresponding to a font style pun: Top-left: 'ARIEL' (standard Ariel), Top-right: 'ARIEL BOLD' (Ariel with exaggerated muscular/bold physique), Bottom-left: 'ARIEL ITALIC' (Ariel leaning with an italicized posture), Bottom-right: 'ARIEL BLACK' (Ariel with darker skin and heavier build). A top comment from Moody (@Leo__Nard) appears below: 'Mat you HAVE to delete this post please bro'.

Origin notes

This meme originated from a 2013 Twitter/X post by MatPat, remixing Disney's animated character Ariel from The Little Mermaid (1989). It uses image editing to alter Ariel's appearance to visually represent different font styles (Bold, Italic, Black), creating a pun on 'Ariel' (the character) and 'Arial' (a common font family). The meme circulated on Twitter/X, with engagement metrics showing 1K comments, 4.1K retweets, and 6.4K likes.

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