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Don't Worry It's Just An M&M's Tube

This is a low-effort off-color joke meme that relies on sexual innuendo and double meaning. The top text reads "Don't worry, it's just an M&M's tube", followed by the line "The M&M's tube:", then the image shows a standard blue cylindrical tube of M&M's Minis candies. The joke comes from the fact that the tube's shape is intentionally suggestive of a penis, creating a silly suggestive punchline.
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"Don't worry, it's just an M&M's tube"
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Overview

This is a low-effort off-color joke meme that relies on sexual innuendo and double meaning. The top text reads "Don't worry, it's just an M&M's tube", followed by the line "The M&M's tube:", then the image shows a standard blue cylindrical tube of M&M's Minis candies. The joke comes from the fact that the tube's shape is intentionally suggestive of a penis, creating a silly suggestive punchline.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit as noted in the provided original title, it is a simple meme joke that plays on the recognizable shape of the M&M's Minis candy tube. The image has an imgflip.com watermark, meaning it was likely created as a meme using the imgflip meme generator before being shared and circulated on Reddit.

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