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Me seeing the same viral video across 5 Reddit subreddits

This is a single-panel meme with text placed at the top and a photograph below. The top text reads 'Me scrolling through Reddit seeing the same video on 5 subreddits'. The photograph is an extreme close-up of a grey and white cat with very wide, shocked, disbelieving eyes staring directly at the camera, which perfectly visualizes the exasperated, surprised feeling of encountering the same viral content repeatedly when browsing different Reddit communities.
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Me scrolling through Reddit seeing the same video on 5 subreddits

Overview

This is a single-panel meme with text placed at the top and a photograph below. The top text reads 'Me scrolling through Reddit seeing the same video on 5 subreddits'. The photograph is an extreme close-up of a grey and white cat with very wide, shocked, disbelieving eyes staring directly at the camera, which perfectly visualizes the exasperated, surprised feeling of encountering the same viral content repeatedly when browsing different Reddit communities.

Origin notes

This meme comes from Reddit's meme communities, as confirmed by the provided source information. It uses a widely circulated pre-existing cat reaction meme template, paired with text referencing the common Reddit user experience of seeing the same viral video spammed across multiple unrelated subreddits. The original poster's title notes the specific viral content referenced is the 'I love my short king' video that was widely shared across Reddit feeds during its trend period.

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