Meta Sliced Meme Mocking Standard Panel Meme Formats

Recursive self-referential text describing the meme's own sliced format

This is a self-referential meta meme composed of 6 wedge-shaped slices of footage from the sitcom Seinfeld, arranged to form a full circle instead of the standard rectangular panel meme layout. George Costanza and Jerry Seinfeld appear in the slices sitting across from each other at a diner booth. Overlaid text forms a recursive joke: George first states 'everybody is using panels', then says 'we use slices', then 'a sliced meme'; Jerry responds 'a sliced meme', then says 'we slice the meme', and George repeats 'we slice the meme'. The joke is that the meme itself uses the exact sliced wedge format it describes, creating a humorous recursive loop mocking standard meme panel conventions.

The source footage is taken from diner scenes of the popular 1990s American sitcom Seinfeld, featuring characters George Costanza and Jerry Seinfeld. This edited meme was shared on the X (formerly Twitter) platform from the account @meme.jpg, as confirmed by the provided RSS source information. It is a creative remix of original Seinfeld episode footage designed as a meta joke about meme formatting trends.