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This meme is a response to a Twitter/X post from user @RinoTheBouncer asking "What gaming opinion will you defend like this?". The image repurposes a scene from the anime *Lookism*, showing a shirtless character (Daniel Park) confidently pointing at a large crowd of identical suited men, with the on-image caption "Yes, you all are wrong.". Above the tweet, additional text states: "The death of RTS as a genre is proof positive that zoomers are dumber than millennials". The meme frames this divisive intergenerational gaming take as an opinion the poster would defend fiercely against widespread disagreement.

Defending the Hot Take That Zoomers Killed RTS Games

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This is a two-panel meme repurposing medieval manuscript fencing art to joke about a common gaming habit: skipping tutorials immediately. **Top Panel**: Features the text *"Me playing every game ever"*, showing an armored figure (representing in-game tutorials/guided content) and a regular figure (the player) in a fenced training space, with the armored figure advancing toward the player. **Bottom Panel**: The player figure moves past the armored figure, accompanied by the text *"I DON'T NEED A FUCKING TUTORIAL!"*, expressing defiant frustration with mandatory or unskippable tutorial content in games. The historical art style creates a humorous contrast with modern gaming culture.

Me Playing Every Game Ever: I Don't Need A Tutorial

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This is a two-panel meme screenshot featuring filmmaker Quentin Tarantino during an interview. In the top panel, Tarantino gestures emphatically while stating, 'Kill Bill is a violent movie. But it's a Tarantino movie.' In the bottom panel, he leans forward with an intense grin, delivering a punchline analogy: 'You don't go to see Metallica and ask the fuckers to turn the music down.' The meme uses this comparison to argue that audiences engaging with a creator's work should expect their signature style—Tarantino's graphic violence is as integral to his filmmaking brand as Metallica's loud, heavy metal sound is to their music. The humor comes from the relatable cultural reference and the blunt, unapologetic tone that aligns with both Tarantino's public persona and Metallica's reputation.

Quentin Tarantino Defends Kill Bill's Violence With Metallica Analogy

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A two-panel meme featuring Omni-Man, a muscular animated character with a mustache, white streak in black hair, and red/white costume from the series 'Invincible'. Top panel: Omni-Man looks sternly right as a yellow speech bubble states, 'You should obsess about celebrities and influencers.' Bottom panel: Omni-Man grips the yellow bubble with a defiant expression, responding, 'I'm not an idiot.' The contrast critiques societal pressure to prioritize celebrity obsession over personal focus.

Omni-Man Says 'I'm Not an Idiot' to Celebrity Obsession

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A two-panel meme. The top panel shows a group of people at a party holding red plastic cups, with overlaid text: 'Aren't you too old to enjoying memes?'. The bottom panel features two screenshots of Star-Lord (Peter Quill) from *Guardians of the Galaxy* with 'Me:' above, depicting a reaction progression from neutral to defiant gesturing.

When Someone Says You're Too Old for Memes

A two-panel meme. The top pan…

An X.com post by the official @Ukraine account featuring a timeline of conflicting claims about the control of Kupiansk, followed by a photograph of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The text entries are dated November 20 (Russian general claiming control), December 2 (Putin inviting foreign media), and December 12 (Zelenskyy stating "Hello from Kupiansk"). The accompanying image shows Zelenskyy in military attire taking a selfie in a war-torn area with a large, partially damaged "K" structure in the background, implying Ukraine's recapture of the city.

Zelenskyy's 'Hello from Kupiansk' Response to Russian Claims

An X.com post by the official…