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When Someone Says They Love Rap Music

A two-panel meme. Top panel: A man and woman standing in a store aisle with shelves of books or media in the background. The man, wearing a black shirt, says 'I LOVE RAP MUSIC' in white text, and the woman responds 'ME TOO!' in white text. Bottom panel: Split into two sub-panels. Left sub-panel shows two men: one in a suit holding a microphone, and another in a yellow sweater, appearing to be in an interview or talk show setting. Right sub-panel features an animated red-haired character with a menacing expression, possibly from a video game or animated series. The meme humorously implies a misunderstanding about the term 'rap music'—likely contrasting different interpretations or types of 'rap'.
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Man
I LOVE RAP MUSIC
Woman
ME TOO!

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Misunderstanding about the term 'rap music'

Overview

A two-panel meme. Top panel: A man and woman standing in a store aisle with shelves of books or media in the background. The man, wearing a black shirt, says 'I LOVE RAP MUSIC' in white text, and the woman responds 'ME TOO!' in white text. Bottom panel: Split into two sub-panels. Left sub-panel shows two men: one in a suit holding a microphone, and another in a yellow sweater, appearing to be in an interview or talk show setting. Right sub-panel features an animated red-haired character with a menacing expression, possibly from a video game or animated series. The meme humorously implies a misunderstanding about the term 'rap music'—likely contrasting different interpretations or types of 'rap'.

Origin notes

The meme is a remix of multiple existing images. The top panel and bottom left sub-panel appear to be screenshots from live-action TV shows or movies, while the bottom right sub-panel is an animated character, possibly from a video game or anime. It was likely created using image editing software (e.g., Photoshop, mobile meme editors) and shared on meme platforms such as Imgflip, as indicated by the 'imgflip.com' watermark in the bottom left corner. The original sources of the screenshots are not explicitly credited, suggesting it is a user-created remix for comedic effect.

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