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r/memes Discord ignores mod and OnlyFans scandal

This meme uses an existing photo template to joke about drama in the official r/memes Discord server. A girl labeled as the r/memes Discord sits casually on a couch playing video games, completely ignoring a violent chaotic confrontation happening directly behind her, where one person is attacking another person labeled 'Corrupt mods and an OF (OnlyFans) scandal'. The joke highlights that the community/server is acting unbothered and ignoring the major public scandal and corruption among its moderators.
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Overview

This meme uses an existing photo template to joke about drama in the official r/memes Discord server. A girl labeled as the r/memes Discord sits casually on a couch playing video games, completely ignoring a violent chaotic confrontation happening directly behind her, where one person is attacking another person labeled 'Corrupt mods and an OF (OnlyFans) scandal'. The joke highlights that the community/server is acting unbothered and ignoring the major public scandal and corruption among its moderators.

Origin notes

This meme originated on Reddit, referencing a real public controversy that occurred on the official Discord server for the r/memes subreddit. The controversy involved accusations of corrupt moderation behavior and an OnlyFans-related scandal involving server moderators. The meme repurposes an existing photo template to comment on the community ignoring the ongoing drama.

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