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This is a relatable humorous meme using a popular forced drinking photo template to joke about the frustration of unwanted movie spoilers. The top text reads 'NEW MOVIE HAVE JUST RELEASED'. A standing blonde woman labeled 'SOCIAL MEDIA' holds the hair of a seated brunette woman labeled 'ME' and forces a bottle marked 'SPOILER' into her mouth, while the seated woman looks distressed and unwilling. The meme illustrates the common experience of having plot details for newly released films pushed on users by social media platforms before they get the chance to watch the movie themselves.
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NEW MOVIE HAVE JUST RELEASED, SOCIAL MEDIA, SPOILER, ME

Overview

This is a relatable humorous meme using a popular forced drinking photo template to joke about the frustration of unwanted movie spoilers. The top text reads 'NEW MOVIE HAVE JUST RELEASED'. A standing blonde woman labeled 'SOCIAL MEDIA' holds the hair of a seated brunette woman labeled 'ME' and forces a bottle marked 'SPOILER' into her mouth, while the seated woman looks distressed and unwilling. The meme illustrates the common experience of having plot details for newly released films pushed on users by social media platforms before they get the chance to watch the movie themselves.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit Meme RSS feed as specified in the provided additional information. It is an edited remix of the widely circulated 'woman forcing drink into another woman' viral meme template, modified with custom text labels relevant to movie spoiler culture, and originally shared on Reddit's meme-focused subreddits. The imgflip watermark at the bottom left indicates the template was likely edited on the Imgflip meme generation platform.

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