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A vertical collage meme titled 'True or false?' with the text 'AVERAGE USERS OF' at the top. It features five rows, each pairing a social media platform logo with an image humorously representing its 'average user': Facebook (blue 'f' logo) with an elderly person squinting while using a laptop; YouTube (red play button logo) with Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants looking confused at a thought bubble; Instagram (gradient camera logo) with a serious/stern-faced cat staring at the camera; Reddit (orange alien logo) with a blue cartoon character wearing headphones and a headset, appearing intense; TikTok (black musical note logo) with a grayscale image of multiple identical human figures standing in a group.
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A vertical collage meme titled 'True or false?' with the text 'AVERAGE USERS OF' at the top. It features five rows, each pairing a social media platform logo with an image humorously representing its 'average user': Facebook (blue 'f' logo) with an elderly person squinting while using a laptop; YouTube (red play button logo) with Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants looking confused at a thought bubble; Instagram (gradient camera logo) with a serious/stern-faced cat staring at the camera; Reddit (orange alien logo) with a blue cartoon character wearing headphones and a headset, appearing intense; TikTok (black musical note logo) with a grayscale image of multiple identical human figures standing in a group.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit (specifically the r/Meme community) and is a user-created collage. It combines official social media platform logos with existing images/memes: a stock photo of an elderly person, a screenshot from SpongeBob SquarePants, a viral cat meme image, a cartoon character representing Reddit users, and abstract grayscale figures for TikTok. The editing method likely involved a mobile collage tool or basic photo editing software to arrange the logos and images in a vertical layout, aiming to satirically stereotype average users of each platform.

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