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This meme is a screenshot of a public social media comment exchange between two anonymous users. The first user shares a rude, judgmental take: 'Imagine buying an expensive stroller for an ugly baby', paired with two crying face emojis and a broken heart emoji. The second user replies with a brutal, witty roast: 'With this reasoning, your mom must've pushed you around in a wheelbarrow', implying the first commenter is so unattractive that their own mother could not justify purchasing an expensive stroller for them when they were an infant, and would have used a cheap wheelbarrow instead. All usernames are redacted, only partial profile pictures of the two commenters are visible.
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Imagine buying an expensive stroller for an ugly baby 😭😭💔

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With this reasoning, your mom must've pushed you around in a wheelbarrow

Overview

This meme is a screenshot of a public social media comment exchange between two anonymous users. The first user shares a rude, judgmental take: 'Imagine buying an expensive stroller for an ugly baby', paired with two crying face emojis and a broken heart emoji. The second user replies with a brutal, witty roast: 'With this reasoning, your mom must've pushed you around in a wheelbarrow', implying the first commenter is so unattractive that their own mother could not justify purchasing an expensive stroller for them when they were an infant, and would have used a cheap wheelbarrow instead. All usernames are redacted, only partial profile pictures of the two commenters are visible.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from Reddit's meme subreddits via an RSS feed. It went viral for the extremely effective, savage comeback in the second comment, which is seen as a perfect clapback to unnecessary judgmental opinions. It is often shared as a reaction to moments where someone receives a devastating verbal takedown during an argument or online exchange.

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