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Relatable Mr. Bean Meme About Making Faces At Security Cameras

This is a two-panel relatable humor meme. The top text reads "Me, whenever I see a security camera" paired with a laughing crying emoji. Both panels use black and white footage of the character Mr. Bean from the classic British comedy series: the first panel shows Mr. Bean standing next to a public payphone, holding a small booklet, turning to look up with a small amused smile at the implied security camera. The second panel shows him making an exaggerated, wide-eyed goofy silly face directly at the camera, referencing the very common lighthearted habit many people have of making funny faces when they notice they are being recorded by public security cameras.
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Me, whenever I see a security camera 😂

Overview

This is a two-panel relatable humor meme. The top text reads "Me, whenever I see a security camera" paired with a laughing crying emoji. Both panels use black and white footage of the character Mr. Bean from the classic British comedy series: the first panel shows Mr. Bean standing next to a public payphone, holding a small booklet, turning to look up with a small amused smile at the implied security camera. The second panel shows him making an exaggerated, wide-eyed goofy silly face directly at the camera, referencing the very common lighthearted habit many people have of making funny faces when they notice they are being recorded by public security cameras.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed. It is edited from original footage of the Mr. Bean live-action comedy television series, with added top text to create a relatable everyday joke. This format of using well-known comedy character clips to illustrate common relatable experiences is extremely popular across social media platforms including Reddit, Instagram, and TikTok.

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