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This is a two-panel Drake preference meme, a popular format where the top panel shows rapper Drake rejecting a normal option, while the bottom panel shows him approving a quirkier alternative. In this meme, the rejected option is finishing urination like a normal person, while the approved quirky habit is flushing mid-stream and rushing to finish urinating before the toilet flush stops. The meme jokes about a common relatable bathroom habit that many men have done.
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Finishing your piss like a normal human; Flushing mid stream and racing to finish before the flush stops

Overview

This is a two-panel Drake preference meme, a popular format where the top panel shows rapper Drake rejecting a normal option, while the bottom panel shows him approving a quirkier alternative. In this meme, the rejected option is finishing urination like a normal person, while the approved quirky habit is flushing mid-stream and rushing to finish urinating before the toilet flush stops. The meme jokes about a common relatable bathroom habit that many men have done.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from Reddit's meme community, as noted in the given information. It reuses the extremely popular Drake Hotline Bling approval/rejection meme template, which is commonly used to show preference for an unusual or quirky habit over a standard one. This specific post focuses on a relatable male bathroom habit and circulates across general social media meme platforms.

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