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Thats right its a real Ferrari

This is a 4-panel meme using the viral Marie Kondo "spark joy" format. The top left panel shows Marie Kondo smiling with the text "This one sparks joy." paired with an image of a light blue Hyundai Ioniq 5 N electric car on the top right. The bottom left panel shows Marie Kondo holding her hands up in a dismissive stopping gesture with the text "This one does not spark joy." paired with an image of a light blue real Ferrari that has a very similar design and color scheme to the Hyundai on the bottom right. The meme plays on humorous irony that the significantly more expensive luxury Ferrari is rejected in favor of the more affordable Hyundai, mocking the perceived unoriginal or unappealing design of the new Ferrari relative to the Hyundai, referencing the original title that confirms the second car is an actual Ferrari.
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This one sparks joy.
This one does not spark joy.

Overview

This is a 4-panel meme using the viral Marie Kondo "spark joy" format. The top left panel shows Marie Kondo smiling with the text "This one sparks joy." paired with an image of a light blue Hyundai Ioniq 5 N electric car on the top right. The bottom left panel shows Marie Kondo holding her hands up in a dismissive stopping gesture with the text "This one does not spark joy." paired with an image of a light blue real Ferrari that has a very similar design and color scheme to the Hyundai on the bottom right. The meme plays on humorous irony that the significantly more expensive luxury Ferrari is rejected in favor of the more affordable Hyundai, mocking the perceived unoriginal or unappealing design of the new Ferrari relative to the Hyundai, referencing the original title that confirms the second car is an actual Ferrari.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit via RSS feed, with the original submission title stating "Thats right its a real Ferrari". It repurposes the widely used Marie Kondo "sparks joy" meme format originating from her Netflix show Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, where she evaluates household items to keep or discard based on if they bring joy, edited here to satirize modern car design preferences.

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