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Nose vs Yese: Facial Feature Pun Meme

A two-panel meme featuring a visual pun on 'nose' and 'yes' (misspelled as 'Yese'). The left panel shows a weathered, sinister-looking individual wearing a brown hat with the label 'Nose' above, emphasizing their prominent nose. The right panel shows a neutral, serious man in a suit with the label 'Yese' above, creating a humorous contrast between the facial feature 'nose' and the word 'yes'.
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Visual comparison between 'Nose' (left panel) and 'Yese' (right panel, misspelled 'Yes') using two contrasting facial images

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring a visual pun on 'nose' and 'yes' (misspelled as 'Yese'). The left panel shows a weathered, sinister-looking individual wearing a brown hat with the label 'Nose' above, emphasizing their prominent nose. The right panel shows a neutral, serious man in a suit with the label 'Yese' above, creating a humorous contrast between the facial feature 'nose' and the word 'yes'.

Origin notes

Originates from Reddit:Meme, created by a user through image editing (likely Photoshop or a mobile editor) by combining two existing images. The left image appears to be a screenshot from a movie featuring an actor in weathered makeup, while the right image is a photo of a real person, repurposed to form a pun-based comparison meme.

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