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Finally Found The Missing Part Of Apple

This meme uses a forced visual alignment joke: a woman wearing a form-fitting white dress is positioned standing in front of a large Apple logo, so that the curve of her back and hip perfectly fills the missing 'bite' indentation on the right side of the Apple logo. A man in a pink jacket and light pants stands to her right, looking off to the side, with a background of stock market candlestick charts behind both people. The text at the top of the meme reads 'Finally Found The Missing Part Of Apple', making a joke that the woman's body shape is the piece that was 'missing' from the Apple logo design.
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Finally Found The Missing Part Of Apple

Overview

This meme uses a forced visual alignment joke: a woman wearing a form-fitting white dress is positioned standing in front of a large Apple logo, so that the curve of her back and hip perfectly fills the missing 'bite' indentation on the right side of the Apple logo. A man in a pink jacket and light pants stands to her right, looking off to the side, with a background of stock market candlestick charts behind both people. The text at the top of the meme reads 'Finally Found The Missing Part Of Apple', making a joke that the woman's body shape is the piece that was 'missing' from the Apple logo design.

Origin notes

Per the provided source metadata, this meme originates from the RSS feed of the Reddit Meme subreddit. It is an edited composite image, combining a photo of two public figures on a stage with the Apple logo and stock chart background to create the visual pun gag. It was posted under the original title 'About time' on the subreddit.

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