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It's Morbin' time

This is a single-panel reaction meme. The top section has black text on a white background reading "Me watching a film and realising it has Jared Leto in it (They've locked the doors". Below the text is a dark screenshot of the character Homelander from *The Boys* sitting in a crowded movie theater, with a resigned, dismayed, trapped expression. The joke relies on the common internet sentiment that Jared Leto's performances, especially his role as the titular character in the 2022 poorly received film *Morbius*, are unpleasant to watch, so realizing he is in the film you are already viewing in a theater with locked doors you cannot exit through is a relatable, humorous unpleasant experience tied to the viral "Morbin' time" meme trend.
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Me watching a film and realising it has Jared Leto in it (They've locked the doors

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This is a single-panel reaction meme. The top section has black text on a white background reading "Me watching a film and realising it has Jared Leto in it (They've locked the doors". Below the text is a dark screenshot of the character Homelander from The Boys sitting in a crowded movie theater, with a resigned, dismayed, trapped expression. The joke relies on the common internet sentiment that Jared Leto's performances, especially his role as the titular character in the 2022 poorly received film Morbius, are unpleasant to watch, so realizing he is in the film you are already viewing in a theater with locked doors you cannot exit through is a relatable, humorous unpleasant experience tied to the viral "Morbin' time" meme trend.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit via RSS, as specified in the provided additional information, with the original title "It's Morbin' time". It is a remixed meme that combines a widely circulated reaction screenshot of Homelander from the Amazon Prime live-action series The Boys with text referencing the widespread internet mockery of Jared Leto and the Morbius film, which spawned the viral "It's Morbin' time" catchphrase meme that became a running joke online due to the film's extremely low critical and audience reception.

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