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GTA V vs Stealth Bomber: Both Valued at $2 Billion

The image is a two-section collage. The top section features the Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) logo set against a vibrant sunset backdrop with silhouetted palm trees, accompanied by large white text reading '$2 BILLION'. The bottom section shows a stealth bomber aircraft flying over a clear blue sky, with the same '$2 BILLION' text in bold black font. The meme visually compares the reported value/cost of GTA V to that of a stealth bomber, highlighting both being associated with the $2 billion figure.
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Overview

The image is a two-section collage. The top section features the Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) logo set against a vibrant sunset backdrop with silhouetted palm trees, accompanied by large white text reading '$2 BILLION'. The bottom section shows a stealth bomber aircraft flying over a clear blue sky, with the same '$2 BILLION' text in bold black font. The meme visually compares the reported value/cost of GTA V to that of a stealth bomber, highlighting both being associated with the $2 billion figure.

Origin notes

The meme originates from the platform 9Gag, as indicated by the additional information provided. It is a user-created collage synthesized by combining a promotional-style image of GTA V (likely referencing the game's high revenue or development cost) with a photograph of a stealth bomber (likely referencing its production cost). There is no indication of watermarks or original scene sourcing beyond the collage creation.

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