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Soup Bowl vs Souper Bowl vs Soupest Bowl (Super Bowl Pun Meme)

A three-panel meme comparing different soup bowls with a pun on 'Super Bowl'. The top panel shows an empty white bowl labeled 'Soup bowl'. The middle panel features a bowl of vegetable soup (with carrots, celery, and broth) placed on a saucer with a sprig of parsley, circled in red with two red arrows pointing to it, labeled 'Souper bowl' (a play on 'Super Bowl'). The bottom panel displays an ornate covered soup bowl with floral patterns and gold trim, labeled 'Soupest bowl'. The humor relies on the phonetic similarity between 'Super' (as in the American football event) and 'Souper' (relating to soup).
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Soup bowl, Souper bowl, Soupest bowl

Overview

A three-panel meme comparing different soup bowls with a pun on 'Super Bowl'. The top panel shows an empty white bowl labeled 'Soup bowl'. The middle panel features a bowl of vegetable soup (with carrots, celery, and broth) placed on a saucer with a sprig of parsley, circled in red with two red arrows pointing to it, labeled 'Souper bowl' (a play on 'Super Bowl'). The bottom panel displays an ornate covered soup bowl with floral patterns and gold trim, labeled 'Soupest bowl'. The humor relies on the phonetic similarity between 'Super' (as in the American football event) and 'Souper' (relating to soup).

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (specifically the r/Meme community), as indicated by the provided source. It is a user-created image likely assembled using basic image editing software, combining stock photos of soup bowls with added text labels and hand-drawn red circle/arrow annotations to emphasize the middle 'Souper bowl' panel. The original title ('The super bowl or something, idk im not american') suggests the creator may not be American, framing the meme as a lighthearted take on the culturally significant 'Super Bowl' event through a soup-themed pun.

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