Tag: comedic

This meme uses a scene from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants, showing Patrick Star standing nervously at the center surrounded by a group of angry, aggressive muscular goons glaring at him. Text overlaid above the image tells a short crude humorous story: the narrator and their friend group find a genie that grants them wishes. The narrator is the last person to make a wish, and asks for their penis to be bigger than average. Instead of enlarging the narrator's penis, the genie fulfills the wish technically by making every other friend's penis significantly shorter, leading to all the friends being furious at the narrator, which aligns with the visual of Patrick surrounded by angry people. The joke references the classic 'monkey's paw' trope, where wishes are granted in a twisted, unintended negative way that causes far more harm than good.

What do you mean "monkey's paw"?

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This is a 2-panel reaction meme. The top panel has text on the left reading 'you get a part in a p**no movie' next to a shot of internet personality KSI grinning happily and excitedly. The bottom panel has text on the left reading 'the producers hire you as a cameraman' next to a shot of KSI looking shocked, dismayed and deeply disappointed. The humor comes from subverted expectation: the subject expected to be an on-screen performer in the adult film, but was instead given the far less desired role of cameraman, leading to intense disappointment.

My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

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This is a two-panel relatable comedy meme. The left panel features an edited image of Mike Wazowski from the animated film Monsters, Inc., with white shower lather or shaving cream placed on top of his head to imply he is in the shower; he wears a smug, self-satisfied smirk. Text above this panel references the extremely common experience of people replaying past or hypothetical arguments in their heads while showering and imagining they deliver the perfect winning lines. The right panel shows a group of formally dressed business people sitting and clapping politely with pleased expressions. Text above this panel frames the shampoo and body wash bottles present in most showers as the impressed audience applauding the user's fake argument win.

Winning Fake Shower Arguments Gets Applause From Shampoo Bottles

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This is a 4-panel relatable meme targeted at regular Reddit users. The top left panel shows a smug, confident Pepe the Frog with the text "Uploads a post :", paired with the bottom left panel showing the Reddit posting interface, where a cursor clicks the blue "Post" button next to the "Save Draft" option. The top right panel is labeled "Next day :" with a sweating, wide-eyed, panicked Pepe, paired with the bottom right panel showing the post's stats: 0 upvotes and 500 comments. This jokes about the common relatable experience of posting something on Reddit that receives no positive engagement but draws a large amount of often negative or controversial comments, a situation frequent Reddit users are familiar with.

Avid redditors would know

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using scenes from the Amazon Prime TV series *The Boys*. The top panel features the character Starlight, labeled 'Fans', with overlaid text expressing fan criticism of series showrunner Eric Kripke: the text accuses Kripke of making poor creative choices that ruined the show's final season, and demands he take accountability for his decisions instead of avoiding blame. The bottom panel features the character Homelander, edited to wear glasses to resemble Eric Kripke, labeled with Kripke's name, yelling the single word 'No!' in response, mocking the perception that Kripke refuses to accept criticism for the negatively received final season of the show.

Fans Call Out Eric Kripke For Ruining The Boys Final Season

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This is a static screenshot of a popular user-uploaded remix video from Bilibili. The top of the image shows the video metadata: the video is titled 'Sarilang!!!', has 17.161 million plays, 35,000 danmu (bullet comments), was published on July 19, 2021, and peaked at 6th place on Bilibili's full-site ranking. The video frame itself is from the classic 'Liu Huaqiang buys watermelon' scene from the Chinese TV series *Conquer*, and is almost completely covered by dense bullet comments, most of which are 'kksk' (a common ACG internet slang of Japanese origin meaning 'I like this very much'), along with other positive comments like 'addictive', 'awesome', 'sounds great'. The hardcoded subtitle on the video reads 'Hey Huaqiang Sarilang~', which plays on the popular homophone pun that 'Sarilang' sounds identical to the 'someone is killed' line from the original scene, creating a comedic cross-over effect with the folk song *The Fiery Sarilang*.

Sarilang Liu Huaqiang Bilibili Viral Remix Screenshot

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An animated meme featuring two individuals dressed in orange prison jumpsuits seated on a metal bed within a prison cell. The cell includes a barred window with yellow light filtering through and a gray pillow on the bed. The front character sits passively with a serious, concerned expression, while the rear character leans forward, speaking with a speech bubble that reads 'they took my oil also!'. The art style is cartoonish with exaggerated facial features and simplified backgrounds, emphasizing the comedic prison setting.

They took my oil also!

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A three-panel comic strip featuring two animated characters engaging in a humorous exchange about planet count. The first panel shows a skeleton-like character with a purple hood and orange shirt leaning forward, boastfully claiming to be the 'king of all 7 planets.' The second panel depicts a woman with a black and purple headpiece, red hair, and white shirt responding with a skeptical question about there being 8 planets. The third panel returns to the skeleton character, who delivers the punchline by stating, 'Not after I destroy Uranus,' utilizing a pun on the planet's name for comedic effect. The art style is cartoonish with bold colors, including orange and red backgrounds, emphasizing the characters' expressions and dialogue.

Skeleton's Uranus Planet Destruction Pun

A three-panel comic strip fea…