Morty Smith

Rick and Morty

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This meme consists of two parts: text at the top reads 'When your friends are sick of seeing memes but you keep sending them anyway', paired with a well-known scene from the animated show *Rick and Morty* where Rick forcefully pries Morty's eyes open. The visual acts as a metaphor for aggressively forcing your disinterested friends to consume the memes you send them, even after they have expressed that they are tired of receiving them.

Rick forcing Morty's eyes open meme about spamming friends with memes

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This meme is structured in two parts: the top section is a screenshot of a social media post from a verified X (Twitter) user identifying as a doctor, claiming that measles is a benign disease for healthy children, dismissing measles deaths as only impacting children with preexisting health conditions or malnutrition, and spreading misinformation claiming that routine early childhood vaccination carries high complication risks. The bottom section uses a popular reaction image of the character Morty Smith from the animated show *Rick and Morty*, shown yelling in frustrated outrage, with overlaid text comparing the poster to Hitler, stating that even Hitler cared about his own country, as a harsh condemnation of the harmful anti-vaccine claims in the post above.

Measles Is Not a Joke

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This is a single panel reaction meme using a scene of Morty Smith from the adult animated series Rick and Morty. The top setup text describes the relatable scenario of downloading software from an unregulated pirate file sharing site and seeing the phrase 'no virus' included in the downloaded file's name. The bottom text is Morty's line: 'You son of a bitch, I'm in', paired with Morty's eager pointing expression to humorously mock the reckless, naive choice to trust an unvetted file name over proper virus scanning when pirating digital content.

That's all you had to say: Pirate software with 'no virus' in file name

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This meme uses a screenshot from the animated series *Rick and Morty* featuring three characters: Rick Sanchez, Morty Smith, and a deadpan green alien. The top text reads "paying for Disney+ Netflix Prime Video and HBO Max", while the alien's dialogue is repurposed to say "Well that just sounds like cable with extra steps". The joke satirizes the modern trend of subscribing to multiple individual streaming services, pointing out that this model ultimately replicates the cost and inconvenience of traditional cable TV—just with more separate subscriptions and platform-switching hassle. It leverages the popular "X with extra steps" meme format originating from the show.

Paying for Multiple Streaming Services is Just Cable with Extra Steps

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This meme uses a screenshot of Morty Smith from the animated series *Rick and Morty*, where he pulls his shirt down to expose his chest with an awkward, uncomfortable expression. The top text reads `Any world event: *Happens*` and the line below reads `French feminist:`, creating a satirical joke. The humor relies on the stereotype that French feminists will forcefully connect any global event to gender equality or women's body-related issues, using Morty's forced, awkward action as a visual metaphor for stretching an unrelated event to fit a feminist narrative. It's a satirical take on perceived overreach in social commentary.

Never miss a chance - French Feminist World Event Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring Morty Smith from *Rick and Morty* in a bathroom setting. The first panel shows Morty standing in front of a sink (with a chicken-shaped soap holder) and toilet, holding an object (likely a phone) up with a confused expression, accompanied by the text 'Is this AI ?'. The second panel shows Morty in the same setting, now clutching the object close to his chest with a shocked, anxious expression (bared teeth, wider eyes), with the text 'Is everything AI ?'. The meme humorously depicts existential confusion about the prevalence of AI.

Is This AI? Everything AI?

A two-panel meme featuring Mo…