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Supernanny reality TV series

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This meme features relatable text at the top reading 'You knew you were up real late when you heard this theme song come on' paired with a laughing sweat emoji and 100 points emoji. Below the text is a still frame from the animated opening sequence of the reality TV series *Supernanny*, showing the animated version of host Jo Frost leading three children in a single-file line as they walk through a home interior. The joke relies on shared nostalgia for people who stayed up very late as children or teens, as the *Supernanny* program was commonly scheduled for late night slots on many television networks, so hearing its theme song indicated someone had stayed up well past typical bedtime hours.

You Know You Stayed Up Too Late When You Hear This Theme Song Plays Meme

This meme features relatable …

This meme features relatable text at the top reading 'You knew you were up real late when you heard this theme song come on' paired with a laughing sweat emoji and 100 points emoji. Below the text is a still frame from the animated opening sequence of the reality TV series *Supernanny*, showing the animated version of host Jo Frost leading three children in a single-file line as they walk through a home interior. The joke relies on shared nostalgia for people who stayed up very late as children or teens, as the *Supernanny* program was commonly scheduled for late night slots on many television networks, so hearing its theme song indicated someone had stayed up well past typical bedtime hours.

You Know You Stayed Up Too Late When You Hear This Theme Song Plays Meme

This meme features relatable …

This meme features relatable text at the top reading 'You knew you were up real late when you heard this theme song come on' paired with a laughing sweat emoji and 100 points emoji. Below the text is a still frame from the animated opening sequence of the reality TV series *Supernanny*, showing the animated version of host Jo Frost leading three children in a single-file line as they walk through a home interior. The joke relies on shared nostalgia for people who stayed up very late as children or teens, as the *Supernanny* program was commonly scheduled for late night slots on many television networks, so hearing its theme song indicated someone had stayed up well past typical bedtime hours.

You Know You Stayed Up Too Late When You Hear This Theme Song Plays Meme

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