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Drake Prefers Google Drive Over USB Copy

A two-panel Drake meme (from the 'Hotline Bling' music video) comparing file transfer methods. Top panel: Drake raises his hand in rejection (left) while the right side shows 'COPY' with a USB drive connected by red arrows to two computers. Bottom panel: Drake points approvingly (left) while the right side shows the Google Drive logo with red arrows between two computers and '1 cm' labeled, implying Google Drive is a better (shorter distance) method than copying via USB.
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Overview

A two-panel Drake meme (from the 'Hotline Bling' music video) comparing file transfer methods. Top panel: Drake raises his hand in rejection (left) while the right side shows 'COPY' with a USB drive connected by red arrows to two computers. Bottom panel: Drake points approvingly (left) while the right side shows the Google Drive logo with red arrows between two computers and '1 cm' labeled, implying Google Drive is a better (shorter distance) method than copying via USB.

Origin notes

This meme is a remix of the popular Drake 'Hotline Bling' reaction template, originating from screenshots of Drake's dance moves in the 2015 music video. The remix was likely created using Imgflip, a meme generator platform, as indicated by the 'imgflip.com' watermark. The template is commonly used to show preference between two options, here contrasting USB copy (rejected) and Google Drive (accepted).

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