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Super Futuristic Water, or Nah? (Which Side Are You On NSFW Tag Meme)

This is a split-panel meme using the popular 'Bloods vs Crips rivalry' format. The left panel has a red paisley bandana background, featuring a drawn Black man in red clothing with a red face covering holding a gun, with text below reading 'IF IT'S EVEN THE SLIGHTEST BIT SUGGESTIVE, IT'S NSFW'. The right panel has a blue paisley bandana background, featuring a drawn Black man in blue clothing with a blue head bandana holding a gun, with text below reading 'NO NIPPLES, NO GENITALIA, NO TAG'. The shared top text across both panels reads 'WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?'. The meme satirizes the two extreme, opposing common attitudes toward tagging online content as Not Safe For Work (NSFW).
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IF IT'S EVEN THE SLIGHTEST BIT SUGGESTIVE, IT'S NSFW
NO NIPPLES, NO GENITALIA, NO TAG

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WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?

Overview

This is a split-panel meme using the popular 'Bloods vs Crips rivalry' format. The left panel has a red paisley bandana background, featuring a drawn Black man in red clothing with a red face covering holding a gun, with text below reading 'IF IT'S EVEN THE SLIGHTEST BIT SUGGESTIVE, IT'S NSFW'. The right panel has a blue paisley bandana background, featuring a drawn Black man in blue clothing with a blue head bandana holding a gun, with text below reading 'NO NIPPLES, NO GENITALIA, NO TAG'. The shared top text across both panels reads 'WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?'. The meme satirizes the two extreme, opposing common attitudes toward tagging online content as Not Safe For Work (NSFW).

Origin notes

This meme is a remix of the widely used 'Which side are you on?' Bloods vs Crips meme template. It was shared on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit per the provided RSS source, under the intentionally misleading unrelated title 'Super Futuristic Water, or Nah?', which was likely chosen to avoid automated content filters from flagging the post for discussing NSFW content rules. The imgflip.com watermark present in the bottom corners indicates the meme was created using the Imgflip online meme generator tool.

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