Tag: Downvote

This is a three-panel meme adapted from a scene in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2*. The top panel displays a desiccated, lifeless corpse overlaid with a Reddit upvote/downvote counter showing a score of -119k, indicating an overwhelming number of downvotes. The middle panel features Harry Potter standing in the bright, ethereal King's Cross setting, asking the question: "WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM?" The bottom panel shows Albus Dumbledore responding solemnly: "He posted Ai generated content on Reddit. The joke exaggerates the strong negative sentiment of Reddit users toward AI-generated content, framing the massive downvotes as a metaphorical social "death" for the poster, reducing them to a dried-up, lifeless body. It satirizes the community's widespread disdain for AI content, which is often seen as low-effort or against subreddit guidelines.

Reddit's Wrath for AI-Generated Content Meme

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This meme uses the well-known "It ain't much, but it's honest work" template, featuring a smiling, friendly-looking farmer in denim overalls and a plaid shirt standing in a sunlit field. The top text reads **"ME EVERY TIME I DOWNVOTE A POST THAT HAS A WORD CENSORED:"** and the bottom text states **"It ain’t much, but it’s honest work"**. The humor comes from framing a small, mundane online action (downvoting posts with unnecessary censorship) as a form of "honest, blue-collar work"—drawing a silly, relatable contrast between casual internet behavior and traditional farming labor, implying the user sees this minor act as a sincere, principled task.

Me Every Time I Downvote Censored Posts (Honest Work Meme)

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This is a 5-panel meme using edited scenes from the animated show *SpongeBob SquarePants*, satirizing a common stereotype about Reddit users.

1. **Panel 1**: Squidward Tentacles says "I'm a redditor" while Patrick Star looks on with a confused expression.
2. **Panel 2**: Patrick asks, "What is that?"
3. **Panel 3**: SpongeBob SquarePants explains (with intentional typos: "diferent opinnions"): "It means he doesn't like different opinions."
4. **Panel 4**: Squidward defensively denies this, saying "No, it doesn't" as SpongeBob looks worried.
5. **Panel 5**: Patrick casually says "different opinion", and SpongeBob panics, yelling "Stop it Patrick, he'll downvote you".

The joke hinges on the widespread stereotype that Reddit users frequently downvote content or comments that express views contrary to the popular consensus in a subreddit, even if the opinion is harmless. The typos in SpongeBob's line add to the casual, unpolished style typical of internet memes.

Squidward is a Redditor: Meme About Downvoting Different Opinions

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