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Friendship goal

A meme titled 'Friendship goal' featuring two sections of text at the top: 'Nobody:' and 'My best friend at my funeral:'. Below is a screenshot of a live-action scene where a young girl is crying next to a person lying in a bed (presumably deceased). The girl's dialogue, overlaid in yellow text, reads: 'Where's his phone? He can't share memes without his phone!'. The meme humorously portrays modern friendship, emphasizing meme-sharing as a core part of the relationship even in a somber context.
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Dialogue

Best Friend
Where's his phone? He can't share memes without his phone!

Text content

Nobody:
My best friend at my funeral:

Overview

A meme titled 'Friendship goal' featuring two sections of text at the top: 'Nobody:' and 'My best friend at my funeral:'. Below is a screenshot of a live-action scene where a young girl is crying next to a person lying in a bed (presumably deceased). The girl's dialogue, overlaid in yellow text, reads: 'Where's his phone? He can't share memes without his phone!'. The meme humorously portrays modern friendship, emphasizing meme-sharing as a core part of the relationship even in a somber context.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (specifically the r/Meme community) and is a remix of a screenshot from an unidentified live-action film or television show. It has been edited with additional text overlay to create the humorous narrative about friendship and meme-sharing.

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