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One Injection Band Name Pun Meme

This meme is a screenshot of a social media post. The upper section displays four mugshots of gaunt, disheveled men who appear to have a history of injectable substance abuse. Below the mugshots, text prompts viewers to 'Name this band with 4 words or less'. The top comment on the post replies 'One Injection', which is a dark humor pun on the popular boy band name 'One Direction', referencing that the men's haggard appearance is implied to be the result of injection drug use.
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Name this band with 4 words or less

Overview

This meme is a screenshot of a social media post. The upper section displays four mugshots of gaunt, disheveled men who appear to have a history of injectable substance abuse. Below the mugshots, text prompts viewers to 'Name this band with 4 words or less'. The top comment on the post replies 'One Injection', which is a dark humor pun on the popular boy band name 'One Direction', referencing that the men's haggard appearance is implied to be the result of injection drug use.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the Reddit Meme community, shared via an RSS feed. The original post was titled 'One injection killed me 🤣'. The 'name this band using mugshots' is a common existing meme format, with this version gaining traction due to the viral, punny top comment punchline.

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