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Did You Use My Expensive Shampoo Meme

This is a crude visual pun meme. At the top, text shows a girlfriend asking her boyfriend 'Did you use my expensive shampoo?!', followed by the line 'My Balls:' introducing the image below. The image shows an older real man with extremely voluminous, fluffy white hair framing his face and a large matching fluffy white beard, which together are shaped to resemble a pair of fluffy testicles. The joke implies the boyfriend used his girlfriend's expensive shampoo on his pubic hair, leaving it just as voluminous and fluffy as what is shown in the image.
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Girlfriend: Did you use my expensive shampoo?!
My Balls:

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Crude visual pun joke about using girlfriend's expensive shampoo on pubic hair

Overview

This is a crude visual pun meme. At the top, text shows a girlfriend asking her boyfriend 'Did you use my expensive shampoo?!', followed by the line 'My Balls:' introducing the image below. The image shows an older real man with extremely voluminous, fluffy white hair framing his face and a large matching fluffy white beard, which together are shaped to resemble a pair of fluffy testicles. The joke implies the boyfriend used his girlfriend's expensive shampoo on his pubic hair, leaving it just as voluminous and fluffy as what is shown in the image.

Origin notes

This viral meme originates from Reddit meme communities as noted, and uses an existing photograph of an older man to create the crude visual pun. It has been widely reposted across multiple social media platforms as a popular lewd joke.

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