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New Album 'Jim' Tour Pellet i Gun Concert Poster

This is a pun-based meme concert poster for the fictional tour of the new album 'Jim', which is the sequel to the joke album 'Jimi lost an i'. The poster's title is 'PELLET GUN' with a stylized red lowercase 'i' inserted between the two words, referencing the lost 'i' pun from the album title. It features a real man with glasses holding a pellet gun, who has a paperclip tattoo on his neck that resembles a lowercase 'i', continuing the pun. Concert details are listed: the show is April 11, 2026 at Carleton University in Ottawa Ontario, tickets cost $25, and a humorous warning that 'eye protection must be worn at all times during concert', referencing that it is a pellet gun themed event. The poster follows a modern concert poster graphic design style.
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PELLET i GUN, EYE PROTECTION MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES DURING CONCERT, APRIL 11 2026, CARLETON UNIVERSITY OTTAWA ONTARIO, $25.00, FIND MORE DETAILS AT @OTTAWAMUSIC, WWW.TICKETWIICKET.COM, MUSIC, CONCERT, BORCELLE, LIVE, 2026

Overview

This is a pun-based meme concert poster for the fictional tour of the new album 'Jim', which is the sequel to the joke album 'Jimi lost an i'. The poster's title is 'PELLET GUN' with a stylized red lowercase 'i' inserted between the two words, referencing the lost 'i' pun from the album title. It features a real man with glasses holding a pellet gun, who has a paperclip tattoo on his neck that resembles a lowercase 'i', continuing the pun. Concert details are listed: the show is April 11, 2026 at Carleton University in Ottawa Ontario, tickets cost $25, and a humorous warning that 'eye protection must be worn at all times during concert', referencing that it is a pellet gun themed event. The poster follows a modern concert poster graphic design style.

Origin notes

This meme originates from a Reddit meme post, created as a visual joke playing on the wordplay of 'Jimi' losing the letter 'i' to become the new album name 'Jim'. It is an original edited meme made for the joke, shared on Reddit as a meme.

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