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GTA 6 Current State Hello World Meme

The image shows a screenshot of a Python code editor displaying a file named 'main.py' with only one line of code: 'print("Hello World")'. Overlaid on the code editor is the text 'GTA 6 current state', creating a humorous comparison suggesting that GTA 6 development is in an extremely early stage, equivalent to a basic 'Hello World' program typically used to demonstrate a simple working code structure.
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Overview

The image shows a screenshot of a Python code editor displaying a file named 'main.py' with only one line of code: 'print("Hello World")'. Overlaid on the code editor is the text 'GTA 6 current state', creating a humorous comparison suggesting that GTA 6 development is in an extremely early stage, equivalent to a basic 'Hello World' program typically used to demonstrate a simple working code structure.

Origin notes

This meme originated from Reddit, as indicated by the source information. It appears to be user-created by taking a screenshot of a Python code editor and adding text overlay to create a humorous commentary on the perceived slow development progress of GTA 6.

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