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Dude, I Just Looked It Up - Fact Checking Meme

An animated meme featuring two characters in a park setting. The yellow character, wearing a brown cap and orange hoodie, holds a phone and says to the pink character (with large eyes, white shirt, and blue pants): 'Dude, I just looked it up. That's false. That's like, 0%. Everything he said was false.' The background includes swings, trees, and a playground structure, indicating a park. The meme humorously depicts fact-checking someone's false claims.
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Dude, I just looked it up. That's false. That's like, 0%. Everything he said was false.

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Dude, I just looked it up. That's false. That's like, 0%. Everything he said was false.

Overview

An animated meme featuring two characters in a park setting. The yellow character, wearing a brown cap and orange hoodie, holds a phone and says to the pink character (with large eyes, white shirt, and blue pants): 'Dude, I just looked it up. That's false. That's like, 0%. Everything he said was false.' The background includes swings, trees, and a playground structure, indicating a park. The meme humorously depicts fact-checking someone's false claims.

Origin notes

The meme is sourced from Reddit (as indicated by the additional information) and features animated characters, likely from an Adult Swim show, given the '[adult swim]' watermark in the bottom right. The image was created using image editing software (e.g., Photoshop) to add dialogue, and it includes an 'imgflip.com' watermark, suggesting it was made or hosted on that platform. The original title notes it is 'more useful than the original,' implying it is a remix or edited version of a prior meme or scene.

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