Tag: 2022 FIFA World Cup

This is a satirical edited meme using a scene from the animated series Family Guy. Peter Griffin sits in a car wearing a red fez and seatbelt, looking at a skin tone shade scale held out to him. The scale is edited to label lighter skin tones at the top 'PASSIONATE SPORTS FANS' and darker skin tones at the bottom 'RIOTERS', split by a red line. The meme jokes about the perceived racial double standard in online discussions of fan behavior after the 2022 FIFA World Cup semi-final between France and Morocco, mocking that unruly conduct from lighter-skinned fans is often excused as passionate support, while identical behavior from largely darker-skinned Moroccan fans is framed as rioting.

How comment sections for France vs Morocco memes have been reading lately

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This humorous meme depicts an apocalyptic, riot-torn Paris street, with the iconic Eiffel Tower visible in the background surrounded by flames and dark purple smoke. Damaged buildings line the street, burning cars are scattered across the road, and multiple skeletons are shown running away from the chaos in fear. The left foreground skeleton has a speech bubble reading 'Did Morocco win or lose?', while a second skeleton running behind it replies 'I don't know bro, just run'. The meme exaggerates the real-world post-match unrest and rioting that occurred in French cities following the 2022 FIFA World Cup semi-final match between France and Morocco, joking that the resulting chaos was so severe that the match's outcome was irrelevant compared to the need to escape the violence.

Skeletons Fleeing Burning Paris Post Morocco vs France Match Meme

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This is an edited reaction meme referencing the 2022 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and France. The base image is the widely used viral meme of a high school football player being interviewed post-game, with the player's face covered by the flag of Argentina. The original meme text "They had us in the first half, not gonna lie" is modified to read "They had us in the first 67 MINUTES NOT GONNA LIE", referencing that Argentina held a comfortable 2-0 lead for the first 67 minutes of the final before France scored two rapid goals to tie the game, causing extreme stress for Argentina supporters.

Argentina Fans Reaction to 2022 World Cup Final First 67 Minutes

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This meme uses a reaction screenshot of the character King Théoden from *The Lord of the Rings* looking shocked, paired with top text that reads "WHAT YEAR IS THIS?!". Below the character are three lines of text each paired with a national flag: the Japanese flag next to "JAPAN LOST.", the German flag next to "GERMANY LOST.", and the Italian flag next to "ITALY DIDN'T SHOW UP.". The joke relies on a double parallel: these three facts are true both for World War II (the three were Axis powers, Japan and Germany lost the war, Italy surrendered early), and for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, where both Japan and Germany were eliminated in the group stage, while Italy failed to qualify for the tournament entirely, creating a humorous, absurd comparison between the two unrelated historical events.

What Year Is This? WWII vs 2022 World Cup Meme

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