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This is a simple black and white line art meme that uses a metaphor of a tall, precarious stack of blocky abstract shapes representing the entire Reddit platform. The extremely thin, small structural support at the very bottom of the entire stack is labeled as people who browse Reddit by the "New" sort filter. The joke conveys that users who look at newly submitted posts are the unacknowledged foundation of the platform: they are the first to find, upvote, and curate new content that later rises to popular feeds like Hot or Top that most Reddit users consume, effectively supporting the entire platform's content ecosystem.

I don't think we give enough credit to those guys.

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Shoutout to people who listen when you speak in groups

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This is a 4-panel collage meme that reworks the Biblical Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse trope for positive, appreciative effect, featuring four widely beloved deceased public figures. Each panel includes a portrait of the celebrity paired with a caption that sums up their well-known public persona: 1. Top left: Steve Irwin (the Crocodile Hunter) smiles while holding a small alligator, captioned "Love Nature". 2. Top right: Comedian and actor Robin Williams smiles warmly at the camera, captioned "Love to Laugh". 3. Bottom left: Chef and travel host Anthony Bourdain looks thoughtful with his arms crossed, captioned "Eat the Rich". 4. Bottom right: Fred Rogers of *Mister Rogers' Neighborhood* smiles gently next to his Daniel Striped Tiger puppet, captioned "Love Everyone. Including Yourself.". The meme honors these four figures who died prematurely, framing them as positive, admirable "horsemen" representing traits audiences valued in them.

Four Horsemen of Gone Too Soon

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The image displays a product shot of a matte textured red 20oz plastic Coca-Cola branded tumbler (Carlisle model 52203550) against a plain white background, with a text header above the cup stating that this specific tumbler is one of the top 3 best cups of all time. The meme expresses widespread online appreciation for this durable, commonly used restaurant-grade tumbler that is familiar to many consumers from fast food and casual dining establishments.

Carlisle 20oz Textured Coca Cola Tumbler Hailed As One Of The Best Cups Ever

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This meme is a three-panel vertical collage honoring three of the most famous and widely respected icons of global wildlife conservation. From left to right, the panels feature portraits of David Attenborough (renowned wildlife documentary narrator and conservation advocate), Jane Goodall (world-famous primatologist and chimpanzee conservation expert), and Steve Irwin (beloved Australian wildlife expert and TV personality known as the Crocodile Hunter). Text at the top of the collage reads "The OG saints of wildlife preservation", framing the three as foundational, legendary figures who have made immense contributions to wildlife protection and public environmental education.

Absolute Legends: The OG Saints of Wildlife Preservation

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A collage-style image celebrating the 73rd birthday of an underrated Irish actor. The layout features multiple portraits of the actor in various iconic roles, showcasing his versatility across different films or TV shows. Each portrait captures distinct characters, possibly ranging from historical figures to fantasy roles, highlighting his range as a performer. The central theme emphasizes recognition of his underappreciated talent on his birthday.

Happy 73rd Birthday to This Underrated Irish Actor: A Role Collage Tribute

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A screenshot from the fantasy TV series 'The Outpost,' depicting three main characters in a medieval-inspired village. The left character, dressed in blue and brown robes, gestures animatedly towards the central figure—a woman in a dark leather outfit with braided hair, holding a round object close to her chest. The right character, clad in detailed armor with a sword at his side, stands alert. The background features a bustling village scene with hanging banners, wooden structures, and other villagers. Accompanying the image is a 9Gag user comment expressing gratitude for recommending 'The Outpost' (currently in season 4) and criticism towards someone who recommended 'Alice in Borderlands.'

The Outpost - Recommended Fantasy Series Screenshot

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A two-panel comparison meme contrasting modern and nostalgic street lighting. The top panel depicts a nighttime bridge illuminated by bright white LED streetlights, with two men (one in a light blue shirt and the other in a purple jacket) gesturing animatedly; overlaid text reads 'This is brilliant'. The bottom panel shows a snowy nighttime street lit by warm orange sodium vapor streetlights, featuring the same two men in similar gesturing poses; overlaid text reads 'But I like this'. The meme evokes nostalgia by juxtaposing the perceived 'brilliance' of modern white lights with the preferred warmth of classic sodium lights.

These sodium street lights giving me pure nostalgia

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A collage meme titled 'The Duality of JAPAN Studio' showcasing the contrasting styles of video games developed by Japan Studio. The top section displays the bold title 'The Duality of JAPAN Studio' with a small '△○×□' PlayStation button icon. Below, the image is divided into two visual halves: the left features colorful, playful game covers including 'Ape Escape', 'LocoRoco', 'Astro's Playroom', and 'Patapon'; the right shows more somber, artistic titles like 'Legend of Dragoon', 'Ico', 'Shadow of the Colossus', and 'The Last Guardian'. At the bottom, two animated characters emphasize the duality: a cheerful, excited character on the left with arms raised shouting 'YAYY JAPAN!!!' and a contemplative character on the right with the text 'Pure poetry...'. The meme highlights Japan Studio's range from lighthearted, whimsical games to deep, emotionally resonant experiences.

The Duality of JAPAN Studio

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A meme image depicting three regal, armored figures (resembling kings) in a dramatic fantasy setting with a dark, atmospheric background and rays of light. Each figure holds a sword pointed toward a central circular surface. The left figure is labeled 'minecraft', the center 'terraria', and the right 'hytale'. Below the central area, text reads: 'similar to each other yet different and still amazing'. The scene conveys a celebratory tone, emphasizing the shared appeal and unique qualities of the three video games.

I love all three of them

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A collage meme featuring a central reaction image of a real person standing in front of a car with hands clasped in an appreciative gesture. Surrounding this central image are three video thumbnails of content creators, each holding a microphone and discussing niche video game details: one about "The Bizarre Food Economy of Cyberpunk 2077" with food items displayed, another titled "The Birds and Bird Lore of Skyrim" with bird illustrations, and a third asking "Where Do Hyrule's Rivers Go?" set against a river landscape. The top text reads "Shout out to Person with microphone talking about video game details" and the bottom text humorously states "Gotta be one of my favorite genders," playfully using "gender" to refer to a beloved category/type of content.

Shout Out to Video Game Detail Experts - Gotta Be One of My Favorite Genders

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A meme consisting of a text section and a two-panel collage. The top text explains that Sophie Turner, who played Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones, was one of the few cast members satisfied with her character's ending, highlighting Sansa's journey from a powerless girl to the Queen in the North. Below the text are two side-by-side screenshots: the left shows a young Sansa in a light dress from early seasons, and the right depicts her as the Queen in the North in dark, regal armor. The bottom caption reads 'Few Who Was Happy' (likely a typo for 'Few Who Were Happy').

Sophie Turner on Sansa Stark's Satisfying Game of Thrones Journey

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