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Calling Someone a Dumb Animal While Mocking Gym-Goers

A three-panel meme featuring a man and an orangutan. In the first panel, the man says "You are such a dumb animal" while the orangutan responds with silence. In the second panel, text reveals the man mocks overweight people at the gym trying to lose weight. In the third panel, the man's face becomes distorted and shadowy while the orangutan maintains a neutral expression, suggesting the man's behavior is more animalistic than the actual animal.
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Man
You are such a dumb animal.
Orangutan
...
Narrator
You make fun of fat people at the gym who are trying to lose weight.

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You are such a dumb animal. ... You make fun of fat people at the gym who are trying to lose weight.

Overview

A three-panel meme featuring a man and an orangutan. In the first panel, the man says "You are such a dumb animal" while the orangutan responds with silence. In the second panel, text reveals the man mocks overweight people at the gym trying to lose weight. In the third panel, the man's face becomes distorted and shadowy while the orangutan maintains a neutral expression, suggesting the man's behavior is more animalistic than the actual animal.

Origin notes

This appears to be a user-created digital drawing meme, likely circulating on social media platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or Instagram. It uses a common meme format of contrasting statements to highlight hypocrisy. The distorted figure in the final panel is reminiscent of the "Squidward's Suicide" creepypasta aesthetic, adding a menacing tone to emphasize the negativity of the man's behavior.

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