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Fuck yall I’ll die with my disc collection

This is a humorous, frustrated meme using the popular "all my homies hate" format, which uses a well-known sepia-toned photograph of a group of young Black men posing together as its base. Text placed at the top of the image reads "FUCK" directly adjacent to the official PlayStation brand logo, while text at the bottom reads "ALL MY HOMIES HATE" placed directly above another official PlayStation logo. The meme aligns with the original post title stating the creator intends to keep their physical game disc collection permanently, referencing widespread consumer backlash against Sony/PlayStation's recent business decisions including releasing digital-only console models without disc drives, pushing for digital game purchases over physical media, and raising game prices, which have frustrated consumers who prefer owning physical copies of games.
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FUCK PlayStation, ALL MY HOMIES HATE PlayStation

Overview

This is a humorous, frustrated meme using the popular "all my homies hate" format, which uses a well-known sepia-toned photograph of a group of young Black men posing together as its base. Text placed at the top of the image reads "FUCK" directly adjacent to the official PlayStation brand logo, while text at the bottom reads "ALL MY HOMIES HATE" placed directly above another official PlayStation logo. The meme aligns with the original post title stating the creator intends to keep their physical game disc collection permanently, referencing widespread consumer backlash against Sony/PlayStation's recent business decisions including releasing digital-only console models without disc drives, pushing for digital game purchases over physical media, and raising game prices, which have frustrated consumers who prefer owning physical copies of games.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, with the original post titled "Fuck yall I’ll die with my disc collection". It is a modified version of the widely popular "all my homies hate" meme template that has been circulated across social media platforms since the late 2010s, edited to target PlayStation as the subject of group disapproval in response to ongoing criticism of PlayStation's digital-first business policies that disadvantage physical media collectors.

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