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I Made This Guess Who Forehead Meme

This meme is a guessing game that uses ironic humor. It opens with text stating that you cannot post just a picture of someone's forehead and expect other people to recognize them. It then shows a heavily cropped image that only reveals the forehead and the instantly recognizable, uniquely shaped tall white pompadour hairstyle of popular YouTube creator Idubbbz (Ian Carter), which his fans will recognize immediately, making the opening text ironic.
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Overview

This meme is a guessing game that uses ironic humor. It opens with text stating that you cannot post just a picture of someone's forehead and expect other people to recognize them. It then shows a heavily cropped image that only reveals the forehead and the instantly recognizable, uniquely shaped tall white pompadour hairstyle of popular YouTube creator Idubbbz (Ian Carter), which his fans will recognize immediately, making the opening text ironic.

Origin notes

This is an original user-created meme posted to Reddit by the creator who stated in the original title that they made the meme themselves and challenged others to guess who the person is. It references the iconic distinct hairstyle of internet personality Idubbbz.

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