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Large media company reaction to mild criticism

This meme uses juxtaposition for comedic effect. The top text sets up a relatable scenario where an average consumer gives gentle, constructive criticism of a multi-billion dollar media company's show or movie, stating they found the characters bland and the plot overly basic. The lower section uses a screenshot from the 2019 satirical film *Jojo Rabbit*, where the child protagonist yells an aggressive, hostile insult at an off-screen character, representing the vastly disproportionate angry response the large media company gives to the minor negative feedback.
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Me: I didn't really like your show/movie. The characters were bland and the plot was pretty basic. Multi billion dollar company:

Overview

This meme uses juxtaposition for comedic effect. The top text sets up a relatable scenario where an average consumer gives gentle, constructive criticism of a multi-billion dollar media company's show or movie, stating they found the characters bland and the plot overly basic. The lower section uses a screenshot from the 2019 satirical film Jojo Rabbit, where the child protagonist yells an aggressive, hostile insult at an off-screen character, representing the vastly disproportionate angry response the large media company gives to the minor negative feedback.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, where it was originally posted with the title "man ts absolutely real 😹". It is a remixed meme that repurposes a viral iconic scene from the Taika Waititi directed film Jojo Rabbit to make a joke about the poor reception of criticism by large entertainment corporations.

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