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OnlyFans CEO Shocked by 'Try Your Product' Trend

This meme combines a widely recognized shocked reaction image of actor Chris Pratt (eyes wide, mouth agape, looking stunned) with a text header that reads: *OnlyFans CEO seeing the new trend where CEOs try their products*. The core humor comes from a suggestive, absurd pun: OnlyFans is primarily known for adult content, so applying the wholesome, common business trend of CEOs testing their own company's products to this platform creates an awkward, hilarious scenario. The original title referenced needing a hazmat suit, which exaggerates the discomfort and absurdity of the hypothetical situation where the OnlyFans CEO would have to 'try' their platform's adult-focused offerings. The meme uses the reaction image to perfectly convey the shock and disbelief of the CEO facing this trend.
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OnlyFans CEO seeing the new trend where CEOs try their products

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This meme combines a widely recognized shocked reaction image of actor Chris Pratt (eyes wide, mouth agape, looking stunned) with a text header that reads: OnlyFans CEO seeing the new trend where CEOs try their products. The core humor comes from a suggestive, absurd pun: OnlyFans is primarily known for adult content, so applying the wholesome, common business trend of CEOs testing their own company's products to this platform creates an awkward, hilarious scenario. The original title referenced needing a hazmat suit, which exaggerates the discomfort and absurdity of the hypothetical situation where the OnlyFans CEO would have to 'try' their platform's adult-focused offerings. The meme uses the reaction image to perfectly convey the shock and disbelief of the CEO facing this trend.

Origin notes

The meme originates from the platform 9Gag, as stated in the provided additional information, with the original title 'Might need a hazmat suit'. It is a remix meme, repurposing a popular reaction photograph of actor Chris Pratt (often used online to express shock or horror at absurd situations) by overlaying a text setup that plays on the reputation of OnlyFans. There is no indication of prior editing or repost history beyond being a user-created meme on 9Gag, combining an existing reaction image with original text to create the joke.

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