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This is a 4-panel meme that jokes about the four most common, stereotypical comments found on streaming platform (e.g. YouTube) uploads of 1980s popular songs after the track finishes playing. The opening text at the top establishes the premise: "80's song: *exits* The comments:". Each panel features a character from the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) video game franchise paired with one of the typical comment types: 1. Top left: Carl "CJ" Johnson from GTA: San Andreas smiles while asking "Am I the only one listening to this in 2023?"; 2. Top right: A stern GTA mob boss character states "This is real music, not like what we have today"; 3. Bottom left: A young earnest GTA character says "I'm 15 years old and I think I was born in the wrong era"; 4. Bottom right: Niko Bellic from GTA IV somberly shares "My wife passed away and this was her favorite song. I listen to it to remember her". The meme humorously highlights the repetitive, predictable nature of comment sections for retro music uploads.

Stereotypical 80s Song Comment Section Meme

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This is an edited crossover meme screenshot from the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The protagonist Carl 'CJ' Johnson is shown from behind, standing with both hands raised in a surrender gesture, facing three first-generation Kanto Pokemon starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Charmander is notably holding two submachine guns pointed toward CJ, framing the three normally cute, family-friendly Pokemon as armed robbers. The background features a typical GTA San Andreas urban sidewalk and street setting, with NPC pedestrians, a parked wood-paneled SUV, and road markings visible. The humor comes from the absurd juxtaposition of the kid-friendly Pokemon franchise and the gritty, violent Grand Theft Auto franchise, subverting audience expectations for both properties.

Carl Johnson Surrenders To Armed Pokemon Starters In GTA San Andreas

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This is a two-panel reaction meme. The top panel is a screenshot of a verified X (formerly Twitter) post from BNO News, reporting that a French citizen is in isolation undergoing hantavirus testing after developing mild symptoms, having shared a flight with a woman who died of hantavirus in Johannesburg. The bottom panel is a well-known screenshot from the video game *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, showing protagonist Carl 'CJ' Johnson from behind walking down an alley, with the iconic caption 'Ah shit, here we go again.' The meme conveys exasperation and weary frustration at the announcement of another potential new disease outbreak, in the context of prior global public health emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Can we not?

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This is a gaming meme referencing the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 release. The top text poses the common fan question: 'Why won't Rockstar release GTA 6 on PC day one?'. Below this, a line of text reads 'GTA 6 on PC day one:' followed by the official promotional art for GTA 6 showing the game's two protagonists, Jason and Lucia, pointing guns directly towards the viewer. The joke implies that a day one PC release of GTA 6 would be so poorly optimized, ridden with bugs, or otherwise broken that it would feel like the game is attacking its players, which is the reason Rockstar traditionally delays PC ports of their major titles to fix issues first.

Rockstar Doesn't Release GTA 6 On PC Day One For A Reason

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This is a relatable humor meme using gameplay footage from the Grand Theft Auto franchise. White text is overlaid at the top reading 'Me watching the one guy who was supposed to take me home'. The scene shows a first-person POV, represented by a dark silhouette of a person in the foreground, watching a man in a light blue zip-up jacket and beige pants stumble around unsteadily, as if heavily intoxicated, in a nighttime outdoor area near a bar. A second shirtless character in red shorts stands near bar railings in the background. The joke relates to the common frustrating experience of having your designated driver get too drunk to safely drive, leaving you stranded without a ride home.

Watching Your Designated Driver Get Too Drunk To Drive Meme

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This meme humorously captures the universal frustration of experiencing medication side effects that are more unpleasant than the original illness. The top text states: "When a drug's side effects are worse than the illness it treats". Below this text is an edited composite image: Mr. Bean's (Rowan Atkinson) exaggerated, horrified facial expression is superimposed onto a low-polygon 3D character model from the *Grand Theft Auto* (GTA) video game franchise (likely from early 2000s 3D-era titles like GTA San Andreas). The uncanny, absurd visual of the beloved comedy character's face on a GTA character amplifies the relatable frustration, turning a common healthcare gripe into a funny, shareable moment. The joke relies on the contrast between the serious topic of medication side effects and the silly, unexpected visual, making the negative experience feel lighthearted.

When Drug Side Effects Are Worse Than the Illness (Mr. Bean GTA Remix Meme)

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This meme pairs a viral barbershop optical illusion photograph with a provocative text headline at the top: 'The GTA creators are in the Epstein files'. The optical illusion relies on forced perspective: the man’s freshly shaved cheek/sideburn area aligns perfectly with the square tiled wall behind him, creating the false visual that his head has an unnaturally elongated, flat side—mirroring the blocky, angular character models from early entries in the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) video game franchise. The humor comes from the absurd juxtaposition: the shocking, rumor-based headline is undercut by the silly, surreal visual gag linking the 'blocky' GTA character aesthetic to the outlandish claim about the game's creators being connected to the Jeffrey Epstein files. It uses the visual pun of the man's GTA-like 'block head' to satirize the wave of viral rumors and jokes surrounding the 2024 release of the Epstein associated names list.

GTA Creators in Epstein Files? Surreal Barber Illusion Meme

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A meme image titled 'Holy trinity of never coming game updates:' featuring three highly anticipated but notoriously delayed or unconfirmed video game updates/sequels. The top of the image displays the title text, followed by three distinct logos arranged vertically. The first logo is for the 'Minecraft End Update' (purple and orange 3D text), the second is the 'Half-Life 3' logo (orange circle with the Lambda symbol and '3'), and the third is the 'Grand Theft Auto 6' logo (gradient purple-pink with a stylized 'V' and 'grand theft auto' text). The meme humorously groups these three as a 'holy trinity' to emphasize their legendary status of being perpetually awaited by fans without release confirmation.

Holy trinity of never coming game updates:

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A meme featuring a photograph of a woman with long blonde hair wearing a black blazer and white shirt, identified as Pam Bondi. Above the image is a text overlay stating: 'Pam Bondi confirms GTA 6 is also on her desk awaiting review before release.' To the right of the woman is a small image of the 'Grand Theft Auto V' logo. A watermark '@MojoResin' is visible in the bottom left corner. The meme humorously suggests Bondi, a public figure, is reviewing the highly anticipated video game GTA 6, playing on the idea of her involvement in official reviews or oversight.

Pam Bondi 'Confirms' GTA 6 Is on Her Desk for Review

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A meme collage titled 'The four horsemen of 'it's never releasing'' featuring four video games notorious for their extremely prolonged development cycles. The top section contains bold black text introducing the theme, while the main body is divided into four quadrants, each displaying a game: top-left shows 'Geometry Dash 2.2' with a 'COMING SOON!' banner, top-right features the 'Hytale' logo, bottom-left displays 'Hollow Knight: Silksong' cover art with a moth-like character, and bottom-right shows the 'Grand Theft Auto V' logo (likely referencing GTA VI, a highly anticipated sequel with long delays). The meme humorously compares these games to the 'Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,' using the phrase 'it's never releasing' to调侃 their repeated delays, a common joke in gaming communities.

The four horsemen of 'it's never releasing'

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The image is a two-section collage. The top section features the Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) logo set against a vibrant sunset backdrop with silhouetted palm trees, accompanied by large white text reading '$2 BILLION'. The bottom section shows a stealth bomber aircraft flying over a clear blue sky, with the same '$2 BILLION' text in bold black font. The meme visually compares the reported value/cost of GTA V to that of a stealth bomber, highlighting both being associated with the $2 billion figure.

GTA V vs Stealth Bomber: Both Valued at $2 Billion

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A two-panel meme showing the same person at different ages wearing headphones. The top panel shows a younger version with the text 'gta 6 announced' and the bottom panel shows an older version with the text 'gta 6 released on pc'. This humorously references the long delay typically experienced between the announcement of Grand Theft Auto games and their eventual release on PC platforms.

GTA 6 Announcement vs PC Release

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