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It's Called Nightcore, Not Speed Up - Anime Thumbnail Meme

A meme consisting of a screenshot of a social media post (resembling Twitter/X) from user 'Chise Hatori's Love' (@ChiseHatoriLove) with the text: 'IT'S NOT CALLED "SPEED UP" or "TikTok Version" IT'S CALLED NIGHTCORE AND YOU PUT AN ANIME GIRL ON THE THUMBNAIL'. Below the text is a blurry screenshot from an anime, showing characters in motion, likely from an animated series. The meme critiques the common misnaming of Nightcore as 'speed up' or 'TikTok Version' and references the typical use of anime girls in thumbnails for such content.
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@Chise Hatori's Love Twitter/X

IT'S NOT CALLED "SPEED UP" or "TikTok Version" IT'S CALLED NIGHTCORE AND YOU PUT AN ANIME GIRL ON THE THUMBNAIL

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IT'S NOT CALLED "SPEED UP" or "TikTok Version" IT'S CALLED NIGHTCORE AND YOU PUT AN ANIME GIRL ON THE THUMBNAIL

Overview

A meme consisting of a screenshot of a social media post (resembling Twitter/X) from user 'Chise Hatori's Love' (@ChiseHatoriLove) with the text: 'IT'S NOT CALLED "SPEED UP" or "TikTok Version" IT'S CALLED NIGHTCORE AND YOU PUT AN ANIME GIRL ON THE THUMBNAIL'. Below the text is a blurry screenshot from an anime, showing characters in motion, likely from an animated series. The meme critiques the common misnaming of Nightcore as 'speed up' or 'TikTok Version' and references the typical use of anime girls in thumbnails for such content.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme') and is a remix of a user-generated social media post (resembling Twitter/X, given the 'Follow' button) combined with a screenshot from an unspecified anime. The original text content comments on music terminology, edited into meme format by adding the anime scene below.

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