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Every Masterpiece Has Its Cheap Copy Falcon vs Stealth Bomber Meme

This is a two-panel humorous meme. The top panel displays a peregrine falcon gliding mid-flight with its wings tucked into a sleek, streamlined, flattened aerodynamic shape against a blue sky, accompanied by the text 'Every masterpiece' positioned above the panel. The bottom panel shows a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber in flight, which has a nearly identical sleek, flattened, angular aerodynamic silhouette that strongly resembles the falcon, with the text 'Has it's cheap copy' positioned below the panel. The joke relies on the unexpected visual similarity between the naturally evolved bird and the man-made military aircraft, subverting the usual trope by framing the advanced stealth bomber as an inferior knockoff of the falcon.
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Every masterpiece
Has it's cheap copy

Overview

This is a two-panel humorous meme. The top panel displays a peregrine falcon gliding mid-flight with its wings tucked into a sleek, streamlined, flattened aerodynamic shape against a blue sky, accompanied by the text 'Every masterpiece' positioned above the panel. The bottom panel shows a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber in flight, which has a nearly identical sleek, flattened, angular aerodynamic silhouette that strongly resembles the falcon, with the text 'Has it's cheap copy' positioned below the panel. The joke relies on the unexpected visual similarity between the naturally evolved bird and the man-made military aircraft, subverting the usual trope by framing the advanced stealth bomber as an inferior knockoff of the falcon.

Origin notes

This meme follows the popular 'Every masterpiece has its cheap copy' internet meme format. It was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the account @WholesomeMeme, as specified in the provided source information. It is created by collaging two separate stock images: one of a flying peregrine falcon, and one of a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, paired with the standard template text.

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