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Le Lullaby Inappropriate Lullaby Rage Comic

This is a 6-panel classic rage comic. In the first panel, a woman asks her male partner to sing a lullaby for their swaddled baby, and he agrees. In the next three panels, he repeatedly sings the opening lyric 'Let the bodies hit the floor' from the aggressive 2001 heavy metal song 'Bodies' by Drowning Pool, which is completely unsuitable for a baby lullaby, as the woman's expression shifts from confused to alarmed. The fifth panel shows the woman screaming in unbridled rage, represented by the iconic red rage face. In the final panel, the partner looks horrified and the baby is crying hysterically due to the inappropriate, loud 'lullaby'.
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Dialogue

Honey, pls sing a lullaby to our baby
Ok
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO RRRRRR

Overview

This is a 6-panel classic rage comic. In the first panel, a woman asks her male partner to sing a lullaby for their swaddled baby, and he agrees. In the next three panels, he repeatedly sings the opening lyric 'Let the bodies hit the floor' from the aggressive 2001 heavy metal song 'Bodies' by Drowning Pool, which is completely unsuitable for a baby lullaby, as the woman's expression shifts from confused to alarmed. The fifth panel shows the woman screaming in unbridled rage, represented by the iconic red rage face. In the final panel, the partner looks horrified and the baby is crying hysterically due to the inappropriate, loud 'lullaby'.

Origin notes

This meme is a classic early 2010s rage comic, created using the Rage Builder tool (watermarked at the bottom of the image as RAGEBUILDER.COM). It was originally shared on Reddit's r/memes community under the title 'Le Lullaby'. Rage comics were an extremely popular meme format in the 2010s that used standardized, recognizable cartoon faces to tell short humorous, relatable, or absurd stories.

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