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Ranking Planets I've Been To Tier List

This is a humorous tier list meme that ranks planets the creator claims to have visited. The highest (A) tier only contains Earth, Uranus is placed in the D tier, and the lowest tier is labeled 'NEVER BEEN TO' which features Mars, Jupiter, the Moon, Venus, Pluto, and Saturn. The joke comes from the obvious fact that no human has ever visited any planet besides Earth, making the ranking absurd and playful, emphasized by the fire emoji next to the main text. The original poster asks viewers to share their own 'planet visit rank' in response.
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Ranking planets I've been to🔥

Overview

This is a humorous tier list meme that ranks planets the creator claims to have visited. The highest (A) tier only contains Earth, Uranus is placed in the D tier, and the lowest tier is labeled 'NEVER BEEN TO' which features Mars, Jupiter, the Moon, Venus, Pluto, and Saturn. The joke comes from the obvious fact that no human has ever visited any planet besides Earth, making the ranking absurd and playful, emphasized by the fire emoji next to the main text. The original poster asks viewers to share their own 'planet visit rank' in response.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the RSS feed of the Reddit:Meme subreddit, posted with the title 'thats my rank what about you??' inviting other users to share their own versions of the silly planet ranking tier list. It uses the popular tier list meme format to make a relatable, lighthearted joke about space travel.

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