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Concert vs Fireworks Videos - Nobody Cares

A meme featuring two characters from the TV show 'Breaking Bad,' Jesse Pinkman (left, in a black t-shirt with a tattoo) and Walter White (right, in a green shirt), shaking hands. Above Jesse is the text 'Concert video you recorded,' and above Walter is 'Fireworks video you recorded.' Centered between them, over their hands, is the text 'Nobody cares.' The humor lies in the relatable scenario of people recording events (concerts, fireworks) that others typically don't care about, emphasized by the characters' solemn handshake as if acknowledging their shared experience of creating uninteresting content.
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Concert video you recorded
Right Character
Fireworks video you recorded

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Nobody cares

Overview

A meme featuring two characters from the TV show 'Breaking Bad,' Jesse Pinkman (left, in a black t-shirt with a tattoo) and Walter White (right, in a green shirt), shaking hands. Above Jesse is the text 'Concert video you recorded,' and above Walter is 'Fireworks video you recorded.' Centered between them, over their hands, is the text 'Nobody cares.' The humor lies in the relatable scenario of people recording events (concerts, fireworks) that others typically don't care about, emphasized by the characters' solemn handshake as if acknowledging their shared experience of creating uninteresting content.

Origin notes

This meme is a remix of a screenshot from the TV show 'Breaking Bad,' edited to add humorous text overlays. The original scene from 'Breaking Bad' does not contain this text; it has been modified to create a relatable joke about mundane recorded videos. The source platform is Reddit, as indicated by the user-provided source information.

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