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Bald Is Best: Breaking Bad For The Bald Community

This meme combines a screenshot of a YouTube comment with a scene from the TV series Breaking Bad. The scene shows the iconic main character Walter White (who is famously bald) facing another completely bald man, with the back of the second man's head visible to the viewer, creating a shot of two bald men facing each other. Below the scene, a redacted YouTube comment reads: 'This show is the best thing that happened to the bald community'. The joke lightheartedly celebrates baldness, joking that having a wildly popular, iconic lead character who is bald is a major win for the shared 'bald community' of people who are bald. The humor comes from the relatable community joke and the perfect matching of the comment to the coincidentally thematically perfect scene from the show.
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Overview

This meme combines a screenshot of a YouTube comment with a scene from the TV series Breaking Bad. The scene shows the iconic main character Walter White (who is famously bald) facing another completely bald man, with the back of the second man's head visible to the viewer, creating a shot of two bald men facing each other. Below the scene, a redacted YouTube comment reads: 'This show is the best thing that happened to the bald community'. The joke lightheartedly celebrates baldness, joking that having a wildly popular, iconic lead character who is bald is a major win for the shared 'bald community' of people who are bald. The humor comes from the relatable community joke and the perfect matching of the comment to the coincidentally thematically perfect scene from the show.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, per the given source context, with the original Reddit post titled 'bald is best'. It is a composed meme that pairs a screenshot of a viral YouTube comment with a matching scene from the TV series Breaking Bad, centered on the iconic bald character Walter White. It spread online as a lighthearted in-joke for people who are bald.

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