Great Walls of China Protect You While Cheating in Class

The meme uses a first-person point of view shot taken from a student's seat in a classroom. Three very large, broad-bodied students are seated directly in front of the person taking the photo, fully obstructing the view of the front of the classroom and any instructors present. White overlaid text on the image jokes 'pov: you're cheating and the great walls of china are protecting you', comparing the large bodies of the students in front to the Great Wall of China, as they block the teacher from seeing the viewer cheating. Below the image, a top comment from user gabrielapeaotu reads 'Not all heroes fit in capes', humorously framing the large unaware students as heroes for enabling the cheating. The post shows high engagement metrics, with 232,000 likes on the main post and 33,800 likes on the top comment.

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Not all heroes fit in capes

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pov: you're cheating and the great walls of china are protecting you

Overview

The meme uses a first-person point of view shot taken from a student's seat in a classroom. Three very large, broad-bodied students are seated directly in front of the person taking the photo, fully obstructing the view of the front of the classroom and any instructors present. White overlaid text on the image jokes 'pov: you're cheating and the great walls of china are protecting you', comparing the large bodies of the students in front to the Great Wall of China, as they block the teacher from seeing the viewer cheating. Below the image, a top comment from user gabrielapeaotu reads 'Not all heroes fit in capes', humorously framing the large unaware students as heroes for enabling the cheating. The post shows high engagement metrics, with 232,000 likes on the main post and 33,800 likes on the top comment.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit under the title 'Indeed son' as per the provided source information. The provided image is a screenshot of a repost of the meme on a short-form video platform, uploaded by user gabrielapeaotu 3 days before the screenshot was captured, where it gained widespread engagement from viewers relating to the classroom cheating joke.