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Parents Who Took Kids to Sausage Party 2016: The Ultimate Blind Meme

This meme uses the official 2016 theatrical poster for the R-rated adult animated comedy *Sausage Party*, featuring the main character Frank: an anthropomorphic sausage with a cheerful, wide-eyed excited grin. At the top of the image, text reads: "The Ultimate Blind: The amount of parents that took their kids to see this movie in 2016". The joke hinges on the film's deceptive, kid-friendly cartoon aesthetic paired with its raunchy, explicit adult content, which led many unsuspecting parents to take their children to the theater, resulting in an awkward, unexpected viewing experience. The poster itself includes the film's title "SAUSAGE PARTY", release month "AUGUST", and official promotional watermarks at the bottom.
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The Ultimate Blind: The amount of parents that took their kids to see this movie in 2016

Overview

This meme uses the official 2016 theatrical poster for the R-rated adult animated comedy Sausage Party, featuring the main character Frank: an anthropomorphic sausage with a cheerful, wide-eyed excited grin. At the top of the image, text reads: "The Ultimate Blind: The amount of parents that took their kids to see this movie in 2016". The joke hinges on the film's deceptive, kid-friendly cartoon aesthetic paired with its raunchy, explicit adult content, which led many unsuspecting parents to take their children to the theater, resulting in an awkward, unexpected viewing experience. The poster itself includes the film's title "SAUSAGE PARTY", release month "AUGUST", and official promotional watermarks at the bottom.

Origin notes

This meme originated as a user-created post on Reddit (as specified in the provided source information), with the original title stating "Almost 10 years later and I still can't get THAT scene out of my head". It is a remix of the official promotional poster for the 2016 film Sausage Party, edited with the top text to joke about the widespread real-life incident of parents misjudging the film's explicit content based on its animated style. The meme is shared in Reddit's meme-focused communities to highlight and joke about this relatable, awkward parenting mishap.

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