Relatable meme about never skipping the iconic Gravity Falls intro

This is a two-panel comparative meme. The top panel features two popular internet meme characters side by side: on the left is the agitated, yelling soyjak Wojak character, captioned "Skip the intro", representing the common viewer habit of skipping opening credit sequences when watching television shows. On the right is the confident, smiling GigaChad character, captioned "Not this one bro", rejecting the intro-skip impulse for the specific show referenced in the lower panel. The bottom panel shows a scene from the opening credits of the hit Disney animated series *Gravity Falls*, with main characters Dipper and Mabel Pines standing with their suitcases as they arrive in the town of Gravity Falls. The joke conveys that the *Gravity Falls* intro and theme song are so beloved and iconic that fans intentionally avoid skipping it even when they skip intros for other media.

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Skip the intro

Not this one bro

Overview

This is a two-panel comparative meme. The top panel features two popular internet meme characters side by side: on the left is the agitated, yelling soyjak Wojak character, captioned "Skip the intro", representing the common viewer habit of skipping opening credit sequences when watching television shows. On the right is the confident, smiling GigaChad character, captioned "Not this one bro", rejecting the intro-skip impulse for the specific show referenced in the lower panel. The bottom panel shows a scene from the opening credits of the hit Disney animated series Gravity Falls, with main characters Dipper and Mabel Pines standing with their suitcases as they arrive in the town of Gravity Falls. The joke conveys that the Gravity Falls intro and theme song are so beloved and iconic that fans intentionally avoid skipping it even when they skip intros for other media.

Origin notes

This is a user-created remix meme that combines the widely used "Soyjak vs GigaChad" meme template with footage from the Gravity Falls opening sequence. Visible watermarks confirm it was edited using the Kinemaster and Kapwing editing tools. It was shared on X.com (formerly Twitter) by the account @meme.jpg, as noted in the provided RSS feed source, and circulates widely in Gravity Falls fandom spaces as a relatable post for fans of the show.