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Five Guys Fan Lower Back Tattoo Joke

This image shows the back of a real woman wearing a white cropped t-shirt and blue jeans. A partial geometric tattoo is visible peeking out from underneath the hem of the cropped shirt, on her lower back above her jeans. The text overlay reads "I hope that's a 5", which is a joke referencing the Five Guys burger chain logo: the partially visible tattoo matches the style and shape of the end of the "FIVE" text in the Five Guys logo, with the first character (the number 5) hidden under the shirt. The joke implies the tattoo is a Five Guys logo for someone who is a huge fan of the chain.
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This image shows the back of a real woman wearing a white cropped t-shirt and blue jeans. A partial geometric tattoo is visible peeking out from underneath the hem of the cropped shirt, on her lower back above her jeans. The text overlay reads "I hope that's a 5", which is a joke referencing the Five Guys burger chain logo: the partially visible tattoo matches the style and shape of the end of the "FIVE" text in the Five Guys logo, with the first character (the number 5) hidden under the shirt. The joke implies the tattoo is a Five Guys logo for someone who is a huge fan of the chain.

Origin notes

This meme was originally uploaded to 9GAG with the original title "Five guy fan", and it has spread as a viral joke across social media playing on the partially hidden tattoo and the Five Guys branding pun.

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