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I think he kinda likes it

This meme features text at the top that reads 'Me getting my ball checked for the 1st time. The doctor:'. Below this text, a clip from the Despicable Me franchise shows the large heavyset animated character Mr. Perkins gazing intently at a glowing pink heart-shaped gem on a pedestal, with an appreciative, admiring expression. The humor comes from a double entendre: 'ball checked' refers to a testicular medical exam, and the character's appreciative look is framed as the doctor's reaction to the patient's testicles, leaning into relatable awkward humor about intimate medical appointments.
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Me getting my ball checked for the 1st time. The doctor:

Overview

This meme features text at the top that reads 'Me getting my ball checked for the 1st time. The doctor:'. Below this text, a clip from the Despicable Me franchise shows the large heavyset animated character Mr. Perkins gazing intently at a glowing pink heart-shaped gem on a pedestal, with an appreciative, admiring expression. The humor comes from a double entendre: 'ball checked' refers to a testicular medical exam, and the character's appreciative look is framed as the doctor's reaction to the patient's testicles, leaning into relatable awkward humor about intimate medical appointments.

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This meme is sourced from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed, with the original upload title 'I think he kinda likes it'. It is a remix meme that edits pre-existing footage from the Despicable Me movie by adding text overlay on black bars above the clip to set up the joke premise.

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