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A meme humorously contrasting societal behavior with PC gaming culture. The top text reads: 'Everyone: "Trying to avoid anything with a rainbow so people don't assume they are gay"' followed by 'Meanwhile PC Gamers:' Below is an animated character with a vibrant, glowing rainbow-colored head (green to red gradient), emphasizing PC gamers' well-known obsession with RGB lighting. The joke lies in the irony of people avoiding rainbow imagery while PC gamers enthusiastically embrace similar rainbow-like RGB aesthetics.
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Trying to avoid anything with a rainbow so people don't assume they are gay
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Meanwhile PC Gamers:

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Contrast between people avoiding rainbows and PC gamers embracing RGB lighting

Overview

A meme humorously contrasting societal behavior with PC gaming culture. The top text reads: 'Everyone: "Trying to avoid anything with a rainbow so people don't assume they are gay"' followed by 'Meanwhile PC Gamers:' Below is an animated character with a vibrant, glowing rainbow-colored head (green to red gradient), emphasizing PC gamers' well-known obsession with RGB lighting. The joke lies in the irony of people avoiding rainbow imagery while PC gamers enthusiastically embrace similar rainbow-like RGB aesthetics.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit's Meme community, created by a user through editing. It combines original text overlay with an animated character screenshot, likely from an anime (specific source unknown). The character's head has been modified to feature a bright rainbow/RGB glow, enhancing the RGB theme central to PC gaming culture. The text creates a sarcastic contrast to drive the humor.

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