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A four-panel meme comparing different types of gamers based on their preferred platforms. Each panel features a left text box and a right brain illustration, progressing in complexity and 'enlightenment': 1) 'CONSOLE FANS' with a basic, minimally active brain; 2) 'MOBILE FANS' with a slightly more active brain showing pink highlights; 3) 'PC FANS' with a bright, highly active brain emitting white light; 4) 'PEOPLE WHO PLAY ALL OF THEM AND DOESN'T COMPLAIN' with a glowing blue brain wearing pixelated sunglasses, radiating light beams. The humor lies in satirizing platform-specific fan rivalries by framing multi-platform, non-complaining gamers as the most 'enlightened' or superior group.
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CONSOLE FANS; MOBILE FANS; PC FANS; PEOPLE WHO PLAY ALL OF THEM AND DOESN'T COMPLAIN

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A four-panel meme comparing different types of gamers based on their preferred platforms. Each panel features a left text box and a right brain illustration, progressing in complexity and 'enlightenment': 1) 'CONSOLE FANS' with a basic, minimally active brain; 2) 'MOBILE FANS' with a slightly more active brain showing pink highlights; 3) 'PC FANS' with a bright, highly active brain emitting white light; 4) 'PEOPLE WHO PLAY ALL OF THEM AND DOESN'T COMPLAIN' with a glowing blue brain wearing pixelated sunglasses, radiating light beams. The humor lies in satirizing platform-specific fan rivalries by framing multi-platform, non-complaining gamers as the most 'enlightened' or superior group.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit's meme community, created using the popular 'brain evolution' template—a common internet meme format where successive panels show increasing brain activity to imply progression or superiority. The creator overlaid text labels onto stock brain illustration images to humorously critique gaming platform tribalism.

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