Mario

Super Mario franchise

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This meme jokes about Microsoft's failed attempt to launch Blinx the Time Sweeper as the official Xbox mascot to compete with Nintendo's Mario and Sega's Sonic. The top section is a scan of a vintage Official Xbox Magazine cover featuring Blinx with bold text reading 'Mario, Sonic... Prepare for war BLINX IS HERE!', which was a real promotional announcement for the 2002 Blinx game. The bottom section shows official art of Mario and Sonic both laughing hysterically and pointing mockingly at the old announcement, referencing the fact that Blinx never gained mainstream popularity and was quickly forgotten as an Xbox mascot.

Microsoft Really Thought They Had a Mascot

This meme jokes about Microso…

This is a humorous gaming pun meme. The top text has a question: "What do you play on?", followed by the poster's answer: "Me: Mario.". The image below is a photo taken inside a video game retail store, showing separate branded sections for consoles: Mario gets his own dedicated signage section alongside major console brands Xbox (green) and PlayStation (blue). The joke relies on wordplay: the question asks what gaming console/platform the person plays games on, but instead of answering Nintendo, they answer Mario, which is literally treated as its own platform/section just like Xbox and PlayStation in the store, leaning into the common association that Nintendo consoles are primarily known for Mario games.

What do you play on

This is a humorous gaming pun…

This meme uses different sizes and versions of Mario and Luigi from the Super Mario franchise to illustrate how people's perception of high schoolers shifts as they get older. Before entering high school, you see high schoolers as huge, mature, adult-like giants, represented by the oversized live-action Mario and Luigi from the 1993 Super Mario Bros. film. When you are actually attending high school, you see high schoolers as normal-sized young people, represented by standard adult Mario and Luigi. After you graduate high school, you look back and realize high schoolers are actually just young kids, represented by tiny Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. The joke highlights how aging changes your perspective and makes you feel older than you once did, which matches the original title that this makes you feel older than you are.

How your view of high schoolers changes with age

This meme uses different size…

This meme uses different sizes and versions of Mario and Luigi from the Super Mario franchise to illustrate how people's perception of high schoolers shifts as they get older. Before entering high school, you see high schoolers as huge, mature, adult-like giants, represented by the oversized live-action Mario and Luigi from the 1993 Super Mario Bros. film. When you are actually attending high school, you see high schoolers as normal-sized young people, represented by standard adult Mario and Luigi. After you graduate high school, you look back and realize high schoolers are actually just young kids, represented by tiny Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. The joke highlights how aging changes your perspective and makes you feel older than you once did, which matches the original title that this makes you feel older than you are.

How your view of high schoolers changes with age

This meme uses different size…

This humorous edited image features a large plastic Mario figurine from Nintendo's Super Mario franchise clinging to a vertical pole inside a retail store (likely Target, identifiable by red branding and game displays below). The comedic core is a visual gag: real hands hold stacks of US dollar bills (including a $10 bill) toward Mario, framing him as if he is a pole dancer receiving tips. This absurd joke repurposes a family-friendly character into an adult, suggestive scenario for comedic effect. The background shows video game boxes on shelves, with an "ONLINE" sign visible on a red display in the bottom right corner.

Mario Pole Dancer Tip Gag (Funny Retail Gaming Meme)

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A two-panel meme using screenshots from a Super Mario trailer, likely from The Game Awards. The top panel shows a dramatic scene with Mario holding a sword, facing a large bird-like creature, with text: 'My mom who said I will never be success' and 'Me working at NASA'. The bottom panel is a close-up of Mario looking determined with the sword, with text: 'As a janitor'. The joke hinges on the反差 between the grand claim of 'working at NASA' and the mundane reality of being a janitor, subverting expectations for comedic effect.

Mario Working at NASA... As a Janitor

A two-panel meme using screen…