Tag: esports

This is a tech humor meme. The top text reads 'Linux users when they finally managed to change their wallpaper after typing commands for 20 minutes.' The image below shows professional esports player Faker sitting calmly at his PC in an arena, surrounded by falling confetti as if he has just won a major championship. The joke exaggerates the common stereotype that Linux operating systems require complicated, time-consuming command line inputs even for basic, trivial tasks like changing a desktop wallpaper, comparing the small achievement to winning a huge esports tournament.

Linux Users Celebrate Changing Wallpaper After 20 Minutes of Command Inputs

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This is a collage meme featuring retired Swedish professional CS:GO esports player Lizette Scheich. The left half shows a recent casual photo of Scheich sitting while holding a smartphone, and the right side has two older photos of her competing in esports tournaments wearing headsets. Below the photos is a player information card that lists her details: full name Lizette Scheich, nationality Swedish, born October 30, 1992 (aged 33), retired status, active as a pro player between 2014 and 2019, roles of in-game leader and support, approximate total career winnings of $3,200, and competed in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, followed by social media link icons. The core joke is the humorous exaggeration of Gen Z's age perception, where 33-year-old women are now being referred to as 'cougars', a slang term traditionally used for much older women who pursue romantic relationships with younger men.

My Fellow Gen Z, She's a Cougar Now Meme

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This is a 3-row multi-panel meme documenting an absurd protest after female esports hosts received online criticism. The top row shows two different female esports hosts sitting cross-legged at a professional esports broadcast desk, with overlaid text explaining they were "CRITICIZED BECAUSE SHE'S SEEN AS DRESSING FOR THE MALE GAZE" after online attacks over their outfits. The middle row shows an all-male cast where the original female host's seat is now occupied by a person fully covered in black holding the exact same cross-legged pose, with overlaid text reading "PROVE IT, IT WAS HER OWN DECISION BY BECOME BLACK", showing the team's protest against the unfair criticism arguing outfit choice is personal. The bottom row shows both male casters have changed into elaborate feminine dresses (one floral lolita, one traditional Chinese feminine style), while the third seat remains the all-black protest figure, with text "EVERYONE JOINING" showing all casters participating. The meme uses this absurd escalation to mock unfair criticism of women's clothing choices.

Well Well Well: Protest Over Female Esports Host Outfit Criticism

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This three-panel satirical meme comments on a public controversy surrounding the battle royale game *Naraka: Bladepoint*. The top panel shows a female esports caster in professional attire sitting cross-legged, alongside text explaining that some feminists criticized the game's character Zha Zha for wearing a short skirt and sitting in a 'ladylike' position; when Zha Zha stated that both choices were her own, critics called her a 'traitor to women'. The middle panel edits the caster to be fully covered in a full-body black suit, still sitting in a ladylike pose, with the bold text 'THIS IS WHAT SHE CHOSE TO WEAR MATCH'. The bottom panel further edits the fully-covered caster into an awkward, strange spread-out pose, mocking the absurdity of overriding a woman's own personal choices with external criticism. The meme satirizes overbearing ideological criticism that ignores the autonomy of the person involved.

What She Chose To Wear Match Naraka Controversy Meme

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