Reddit user keeps reposting meme after repeated removals by r/memes moderators

This image is a screenshot of a post from the Reddit r/memes community, shared by user u/DunkinDeezNutz420. The post shows the user's multiple attempts to share a meme that is repeatedly removed by subreddit moderators. The meme itself uses the popular two-animal meme template: a wide-eyed, anxious monkey in the well-lit foreground is labeled 'Me posting literally anything on Reddit', while a laughing lion hidden in the dark background is labeled 'Insecure neckbeards', a jab at the subreddit moderators who keep removing the user's posts. Multiple 'post removed by r/memes moderators' notifications are visible below the embedded meme. The user writes 'Round 3, I guess.' as the initial post title, then adds 'Round 4! Let's go!' at the bottom, announcing they will continue reposting their content despite repeated removals.

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Me posting literally anything on Reddit; Insecure neckbeards

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a post from the Reddit r/memes community, shared by user u/DunkinDeezNutz420. The post shows the user's multiple attempts to share a meme that is repeatedly removed by subreddit moderators. The meme itself uses the popular two-animal meme template: a wide-eyed, anxious monkey in the well-lit foreground is labeled 'Me posting literally anything on Reddit', while a laughing lion hidden in the dark background is labeled 'Insecure neckbeards', a jab at the subreddit moderators who keep removing the user's posts. Multiple 'post removed by r/memes moderators' notifications are visible below the embedded meme. The user writes 'Round 3, I guess.' as the initial post title, then adds 'Round 4! Let's go!' at the bottom, announcing they will continue reposting their content despite repeated removals.

Origin notes

This content originates from the r/memes subreddit on Reddit, posted by user u/DunkinDeezNutz420. The meme embedded in the post is a modified version of the widely circulated 'nervous monkey with laughing lion in background' animal meme template, edited to joke about Reddit post removals by moderators. The post is meta content referencing the user's prior failed attempts to upload the same meme to the community, with this being their 4th public attempt as noted in the post text.

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