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A two-panel meme depicting a comedic rivalry between Pennywise the Clown (from Stephen King's 'It') and Ronald McDonald (McDonald's mascot). The top panel shows Pennywise with an angry, shouting expression, accompanied by the text: 'YOU DISGUST ME RONALD! YOU'RE NOT EVEN SCARY!'. The bottom panel features Ronald McDonald smiling confidently in a McDonald's restaurant setting, with the text: 'I'VE KILLED MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU MOTHERF***ER'. The humor relies on dark irony, suggesting Ronald McDonald (representing fast food's health impacts) has caused more deaths than the fictional horror clown Pennywise.
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Pennywise
YOU DISGUST ME RONALD! YOU'RE NOT EVEN SCARY!
Ronald McDonald
I'VE KILLED MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU MOTHERF***ER

Overview

A two-panel meme depicting a comedic rivalry between Pennywise the Clown (from Stephen King's 'It') and Ronald McDonald (McDonald's mascot). The top panel shows Pennywise with an angry, shouting expression, accompanied by the text: 'YOU DISGUST ME RONALD! YOU'RE NOT EVEN SCARY!'. The bottom panel features Ronald McDonald smiling confidently in a McDonald's restaurant setting, with the text: 'I'VE KILLED MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU MOTHERF***ER'. The humor relies on dark irony, suggesting Ronald McDonald (representing fast food's health impacts) has caused more deaths than the fictional horror clown Pennywise.

Origin notes

The meme is a user-created collage combining a screenshot of Pennywise from the 'It' franchise and an official image of Ronald McDonald. It was originally circulated on Reddit (as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme') and includes a 'VIA 9GAG.COM' watermark, suggesting reposting from 9GAG. The editing method involves overlaying text on the two images to create a mock dialogue between the characters.

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