Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Marvel Cinematic Universe

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This is a two-panel vertical collage meme. The top panel features a still of teen characters Ned Leeds (played by Jacob Batalon) and Peter Parker/Spider-Man (played by Tom Holland) from an early Spider-Man entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), standing in a high school hallway with shocked, surprised expressions. The bottom panel shows a still of adult MCU characters Wong (played by Benedict Wong) and Doctor Stephen Strange (played by Benedict Cumberbatch) from a later Doctor Strange franchise entry, standing in a dim brick interior space. The humorous core of the meme lies in the visual resemblance between the two pairs of characters, which is used to playfully pretend that Ned and Peter aged into Wong and Strange, matching the given premise.

They grew up so fast

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This meme parodies the iconic red pill/blue pill choice scene from *The Matrix*. The character Morpheus stands centered against a solid black background, wearing his signature dark coat and sunglasses. Text above him reads "choose a side:". He holds out a white gloved hand on each side: the left hand holds a red pill, with the text "have spider man money" above it and a small cutout of Spider-Man posed below the hand. The right hand holds a blue pill, with the text "have Batman's powers" above it and a small cutout of Batman posed below the hand. The joke relies on common superhero tropes: Batman is famously very wealthy but has no superpowers, while Spider-Man has superpowers but is portrayed as working-class/poor, so the choices intentionally flip the typical desired tradeoff between money and powers for humorous effect.

Choose a side: Spider-Man money vs Batman's powers

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Yeah Bro Things Are Going Great Instagram Ban Meme

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This is a political meme that repurposes the iconic post-battle scene from *Spider-Man: No Way Home* where a damaged Peter Parker says "We won, Mr. Stark" to Tony Stark. The top text of the meme announces the news: "OpenAI is shutting down Sora the video generating app", and the iconic movie line is reused to frame this shutdown as a victory for people who oppose the spread of low-quality AI generated content (commonly called "AI slop"), expressing celebration from critics of mass AI content generation.

OpenAI Shutting Down Sora "We Won, Mr. Stark" Meme

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This meme features a still of Spider-Man (Tom Holland's Peter Parker from the Marvel Cinematic Universe) sitting in a dark green armchair, with his hands clasped together in a thoughtful, dejected pose. Above the character, white text on a black background displays the relatable line: "Everything I like is either expensive, illegal or doesn't text back." The humor comes from tapping into universal adult frustrations—costly desired items, forbidden experiences, and unresponsive social/romantic connections—using Spider-Man's somber, contemplative demeanor to amplify the melancholic yet funny tone of the statement.

Everything I Like Is Either Expensive, Illegal Or Doesn't Text Back (Spider-Man Meme)

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This meme features a screenshot of Tom Holland's Spider-Man (Peter Parker) standing on a tall building overlooking a sprawling city, looking down at his smartphone with an annoyed, exasperated expression. The top text caption reads: *"When you're trying to stop a crime but MJ wants to know if you would still love her if she was a worm"*. It humorously contrasts the high-stakes, urgent duty of a superhero stopping crime with a silly, unexpected, yet relatable relationship question that interrupts his focus, playing on the common trope of partners asking whimsical love-related questions at inconvenient times.

When You're Stopping Crime But Your Partner Asks The Worm Love Question

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A two-panel meme using screenshots of Tom Holland as Spider-Man from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The top panel shows Spider-Man crouching on a nighttime rooftop with the text 'Avg. internet user in 2025' above him and 'Everywhere I go...' below, establishing him as a stand-in for the average online user. The bottom panel depicts Spider-Man looking at a brick wall with a text box containing various AI-related comments: 'This is AI', 'Screams AI', 'AI garbage', 'AI slop', 'Y'all it's not real it's AI', and 'Is this AI?'. Below this, the text 'I see these comments' humorously conveys the ubiquity of AI discourse online in 2025.

Average 2025 Internet User Encountering AI Comments Everywhere

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