Here It Comes Incoming Chuck Norris Attack Meme
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HERE IT COMES
Overview
This edited meme features a close-up of a screaming, visibly distressed MMA fighter Nick Diaz on the right side of the image, against an open desert background. On the left, a large swarm of multiple copies of Chuck Norris (all performing a flying high kick, half wearing black cowboy hats) are charging toward Diaz. Large, bold white text with black outline at the bottom reads 'HERE IT COMES', building comedic anticipation for an incoming attack from the endless Chuck Norris clones, playing on the long-running internet meme trend that portrays Chuck Norris as an overwhelmingly unbeatable, superhuman figure.
Origin notes
This meme was originally shared on 9Gag with the original title 'Here we go. All the best!', it is a derivative edited meme that combines two popular internet meme elements: the viral Nick Diaz screaming reaction face, and the classic Chuck Norris fact meme trend that grew popular across meme platforms starting in the mid 2000s.
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