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Japanese Porn Censor AI Jokes About Pixelating Trump's Neck

This two-panel satirical meme displays two separate photos of former US president Donald Trump. In both images, the skin on Trump's lower chin and neck area is edited to be pixelated, resembling the standard blurring used for pornography censorship. The text positioned above the panels states 'Whenever Trump appears on TV in Japan, their pornography censoring AI automatically pixelates his neck'. The core joke is a mocking jab at Trump's appearance, implying the loose, wrinkled rolls of skin on his neck are mistaken for explicit content by Japanese adult content censorship algorithms.
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Whenever Trump appears on TV in Japan, their pornography censoring AI automatically pixelates his neck

Overview

This two-panel satirical meme displays two separate photos of former US president Donald Trump. In both images, the skin on Trump's lower chin and neck area is edited to be pixelated, resembling the standard blurring used for pornography censorship. The text positioned above the panels states 'Whenever Trump appears on TV in Japan, their pornography censoring AI automatically pixelates his neck'. The core joke is a mocking jab at Trump's appearance, implying the loose, wrinkled rolls of skin on his neck are mistaken for explicit content by Japanese adult content censorship algorithms.

Origin notes

This meme was retrieved from an RSS feed for the Reddit r/Meme community, where it was originally posted with the title 'I’m crying is ts true 😭🥀'. It is an edited work that uses unaltered base photographs of Donald Trump, with manually added pixelation on the neck area and overlaid joke text to create the satirical gag.

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