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This man never ages

This is a two-panel comparison meme. Both panels use the exact same headshot of actor Morgan Freeman dressed in a formal black suit, white dress shirt, and black tie, smiling gently at the camera. The text next to the top panel reads "Morgan Freeman when I was born:", while the text next to the bottom identical panel reads "Morgan Freeman even now". The joke leans into the widely shared internet observation that Morgan Freeman has appeared to have the same aged appearance for multiple decades, giving the impression he does not visibly age as time passes.
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Morgan Freeman when I was born:
Morgan Freeman even now

Overview

This is a two-panel comparison meme. Both panels use the exact same headshot of actor Morgan Freeman dressed in a formal black suit, white dress shirt, and black tie, smiling gently at the camera. The text next to the top panel reads "Morgan Freeman when I was born:", while the text next to the bottom identical panel reads "Morgan Freeman even now". The joke leans into the widely shared internet observation that Morgan Freeman has appeared to have the same aged appearance for multiple decades, giving the impression he does not visibly age as time passes.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the RSS feed of the Reddit r/Meme subreddit. It leverages the long-running popular internet joke about Morgan Freeman's seemingly unchanging look over many years, using duplicate photos of the actor to deliver the humorous gag about his lack of visible aging.

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