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This is a text-only meme depicting a humorous fictional conversation between a customer and the brand Yamaha. The customer first states they want to purchase a piano, to which Yamaha agrees. The customer then adds that they also want to buy a motorcycle and asks Yamaha for recommendations on where to find a good one. Yamaha responds by saying the customer will not believe what they are about to share, referencing the little-known fact that Yamaha manufactures both musical instruments including pianos and motor vehicles including motorcycles, making for an unexpected punchline.

Joke About Yamaha Selling Both Pianos and Motorcycles

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This is a two-panel edited meme adapted from the animated series *King of the Hill*. The first panel shows an angry female animated character with crossed arms asking, 'How many cows do you people eat in a year?'. The second panel features a second animated character whose face is covered by the Chick-fil-A fast food brand logo, responding with the word 'ZERO' in bold yellow text. The joke plays on Chick-fil-A exclusively selling chicken-based menu items, meaning no cows are slaughtered for their products, which aligns with the original title 'Cow Friendly Chicken Deadly' — cows are unharmed by the chain, while chickens are used to produce their food offerings.

Cow Friendly Chicken Deadly

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This image is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post featuring a 4-panel comparison meme. The meme displays identical standard Bic Cristal ballpoint pens under four different years: 1955, 1985, 2016, and 2026, showing that the pen's design has not changed at all across the 71 year span. The post's caption calls Bic 'the world's most arrogant brand' with a laughing emoji, humorously joking about the brand's refusal to update the design of their classic, widely popular pen, implying they are so confident in their product that they do not need to alter it to keep up with market trends.

Meme Jokes About Bic Refusing To Change Their Classic Pen Design For Decades

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This is a two-panel comedy meme that jokes about the incredibly wide, diverse range of unrelated products manufactured by the Japanese company Yamaha. The top panel shows a simple hand-drawn Yamaha factory with a production line starting with a Japanese World War II warplane, followed by Yamaha's well-known pianos. A simple drawn onlooker comments 'I guess we're doing war planes now' reacting to the unexpected non-musical product. In the bottom panel, the factory outputs a huge pile of completely unrelated Yamaha products: Vocaloid characters (Hatsune Miku and other popular Vocaloids, as Yamaha created the Vocaloid voice synthesizer software), multiple types of musical instruments, a boat, a motorcycle, and even a sewing machine. The onlooker now reacts with confusion saying 'Wtf is happening'. The joke relies on the well-known online fact that Yamaha has one of the most diversified business portfolios of any major company, far beyond their reputation as a musical instrument brand.

Yamaha Be Like

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A screenshot of a social media post from KFC's ES account (@KFC_ES) featuring the exterior of a KFC restaurant. The restaurant's upper window display prominently shows mannequins dressed in lingerie, which is highly unusual for a fast-food establishment, creating a humorous contrast. The post's caption consists of three question marks ('???'), indicating confusion or surprise. Below the image, engagement metrics are visible: 56.11 million views, 1,388 reposts, 72 quotes, 37,000 likes, and 1,305 bookmarks. A top comment by user Jon Goldman reads, 'Even kids inside the restaurant,' highlighting the potential inappropriateness of the display for a family-friendly brand.

KFC Store with Unexpected Lingerie Mannequin Display Sparks Confusion

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