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POV: Dying and Cigarette Box Designer Visits

A multi-panel meme with a top text reading 'POV: you are dying and the cigarette box designer comes for a quick visit'. The image consists of three panels: top left shows Shrek (from the animated film) holding a camera with a smug expression; top right features a man (likely Michael C. Hall from *Dexter*) operating a large camera with a serious demeanor; bottom panel shows Jackie Chan in a live-action scene, gripping a camera with an intense, determined look. The humor lies in the POV scenario, implying the 'cigarette box designer' (referencing graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging) is present to document the dying moment, subverting expectations with the absurdity of three camera-wielding characters representing this figure.
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POV: you are dying and the cigarette box designer comes for a quick visit

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A multi-panel meme with a top text reading 'POV: you are dying and the cigarette box designer comes for a quick visit'. The image consists of three panels: top left shows Shrek (from the animated film) holding a camera with a smug expression; top right features a man (likely Michael C. Hall from Dexter) operating a large camera with a serious demeanor; bottom panel shows Jackie Chan in a live-action scene, gripping a camera with an intense, determined look. The humor lies in the POV scenario, implying the 'cigarette box designer' (referencing graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging) is present to document the dying moment, subverting expectations with the absurdity of three camera-wielding characters representing this figure.

Origin notes

The meme is a remix of existing visual content: Shrek is a screenshot from the Shrek animated film series; the top right man appears to be a screenshot from the TV series Dexter (featuring Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan); the bottom panel is a screenshot of Jackie Chan from an unspecified live-action film. The collage was likely created using basic image editing software (e.g., Photoshop, mobile editors) and circulated on social media platforms like Reddit or Twitter, common for such multi-panel reaction memes.

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