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The Entire Planet Celebrates Argentina's Loss (Everyone Loves Spain Meme)

This is an animated reaction meme using a clip of a large cheering crowd from the animated series South Park. The text displayed with the clip reads 'The entire planet now that Argentina lost', humorously implying that the vast majority of people across the world are celebrating Argentina's defeat in a major football match, which aligns with the original post title referencing widespread affection for Spain, the team that beat Argentina in the referenced match.
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The entire planet now that Argentina lost

Overview

This is an animated reaction meme using a clip of a large cheering crowd from the animated series South Park. The text displayed with the clip reads 'The entire planet now that Argentina lost', humorously implying that the vast majority of people across the world are celebrating Argentina's defeat in a major football match, which aligns with the original post title referencing widespread affection for Spain, the team that beat Argentina in the referenced match.

Origin notes

This meme was shared on the r/Meme subreddit on Reddit, as indicated by the provided source information. It repurposes existing footage from the adult animated series South Park, with added text referencing public reaction to an international football match where Argentina was defeated by Spain, explaining the original post title 'Everyone loves 🇪🇸'.

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