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Number of people commenting 'THIS' is too damn high

This is a popular reaction meme featuring a photo of Jimmy McMillan, former political candidate and founder of the 'Rent Is Too Damn High' Party, raising his right hand emphatically with an exasperated, passionate expression. Overlaid text at the top reads 'THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE COMMENTING "THIS"', and text at the bottom reads 'IS TOO DAMN HIGH'. The meme jokes about the common, low-effort social media behavior where users leave only the word 'THIS' as a comment to express agreement with a post, instead of contributing more detailed input.
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THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE COMMENTING "THIS"
IS TOO DAMN HIGH

Overview

This is a popular reaction meme featuring a photo of Jimmy McMillan, former political candidate and founder of the 'Rent Is Too Damn High' Party, raising his right hand emphatically with an exasperated, passionate expression. Overlaid text at the top reads 'THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE COMMENTING "THIS"', and text at the bottom reads 'IS TOO DAMN HIGH'. The meme jokes about the common, low-effort social media behavior where users leave only the word 'THIS' as a comment to express agreement with a post, instead of contributing more detailed input.

Origin notes

This is an edited variant of the widely circulated 'Rent Is Too Damn High' meme, which originated from Jimmy McMillan's viral 2010 New York gubernatorial debate appearance. This specific edited version was sourced from the Reddit Meme subreddit per the provided source information, and repurposes the original meme template to mock common internet comment habits.

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