Tag: karma

This 4-panel meme features a simple black and white stick figure character. In the first two panels, the character stands with half-lidded eyes and a neutral, slightly smug expression. In the third panel, the character says the line "Argentina bad". In the final panel, a large Reddit upvote notification displaying 3251 upvotes flies at high speed and hits the character, breaking on impact. The joke satirizes how low-effort negative comments about Argentina are an extremely easy way to gain large amounts of Reddit karma, playing on common platform circlejerk trends, often rooted in international football fan discourse.

Jarvis, I'm low on karma

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This is a two-panel humorous meme built from a derivative of the popular distracted boyfriend meme format. The first panel labels a walking woman as 'WORLD CUP' and a man staring at her as 'CHEATERS', implying people who cheat in football are eager to take part in the World Cup. The second panel shows another man, labeled 'BELGIUM', stopping the cheater-labeled man from looking at the World Cup woman. The meme references alleged cheating scandals associated with Belgium's national football team in World Cup events, communicating the core theme stated in the original title: 'what goes around comes around', meaning cheaters will face consequences for their actions.

What goes around comes around World Cup Belgium Meme

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This meme combines a text summary of a viral news story with two candid side-by-side photographs taken inside a restaurant. The text explains that an Arkansas waitress was fired after she refused to split a $4,400 customer tip with her coworkers and the restaurant owner, noting that tip pooling was never enforced at the establishment in the three years she worked there. Following her termination, the waitress raised almost $10,000 in donations via the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe. The left photo shows the male customer who gave the tip cheering with his arm raised, while the waitress stands next to him covering her face in shock and emotion. The right photo is a closer shot of the pair, with the man smiling and the waitress still covering her face. The post conveys a satisfying narrative of positive karma for a worker treated unfairly by her employer.

Arkansas Waitress Fired For Refusing To Share Large Tip Earns More Via GoFundMe

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This is a two-panel comic meme. The first panel shows a small, chubby white cartoon character in blue overalls sitting proudly next to a chess board, labeled 'Me who has 30k karma on reddit', looking pleased with his online achievement. The second panel reveals a huge, muscular blue character with an old CRT computer monitor for a head, labeled 'My friend who has a job and girlfriend', who is gently patting the small character on the head. The joke highlights that real-life achievements like having a job and romantic relationship are far more substantial than online internet points, making the poster's pride in Reddit karma feel trivial by comparison.

I Feel Accomplished (Reddit Karma vs Real Life Success)

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This is a reaction meme consisting of two text sections paired with a screenshot of the animated character Shrek. The top text reads 'When a newbie on Reddit asks about karma', referencing new users of the Reddit platform asking for an explanation of the site's 'karma' point system given to popular posts and comments. The image below shows Shrek with a smug, amused, slightly condescending expression, gesturing with one hand, with yellow text at the bottom of the image that says 'Good question.'. The joke relies on the common experience that Reddit's karma system is often seen as arbitrary, confusing, and difficult to meaningfully explain even to long-time users of the platform, so the response 'good question' implies no one actually has a satisfactory answer to the newbie's query.

Good question (Reddit newbie karma meme)

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This is a two-panel meme adapted from an opening scene of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The top panel features Imperial officer Orson Krennic, flanked by armed stormtroopers, with overlaid text reading "WHY DON'T YOU REPOST AND CROSS POST? YOU COULD BE EARNING SO MUCH KARMA." The bottom panel shows Galen Erso, a disheveled former Imperial engineer, responding with the text "It's a peaceful life." The joke pokes fun at Reddit content creation culture, where many users choose to make their own original memes instead of reposting or cross-posting existing content to farm Reddit karma points, even if reposting would earn them more visibility and internet points.

Meme about choosing original meme creation over reposting for Reddit karma

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This is a single panel meme featuring a vintage-style illustration of an anthropomorphic frog dressed in formal 19th-century gentleman's clothing including a black overcoat, striped waistcoat, and white ruffled cravat, sitting with a solemn, resigned expression. Overlaid text appears at the top and bottom of the image: the top text reads 'Gentlemen, it is a great displeasure to inform you', and the bottom text continues 'that I've sadly reached 100k karma and must touch grass now'. The humor comes from the juxtaposition of the overly formal, dramatic tone of the frog character and the silly, self-deprecating announcement about hitting a Reddit karma milestone, referencing the common internet phrase 'touch grass' which means to go outside and take a break from excessive internet use.

Gentleman Frog Announces He Must Touch Grass After Reaching 100k Reddit Karma

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This is a three-panel meme using the iconic afterlife King's Cross station scene from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. The first panel displays a charred, skeletal human corpse overlaid with Reddit's karma UI showing a net score of -667562, meaning the associated user received an extremely high number of downvotes. The second panel features Harry Potter looking concerned, with overlaid text reading 'WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM?'. The third panel shows Albus Dumbledore responding with the text 'He forgot to type /s.'. The joke references the widespread Reddit convention of adding /s to the end of comments to explicitly mark them as sarcasm; failing to use this tag often leads other users to misinterpret sarcastic comments as genuine, resulting in mass downvotes that severely reduce a user's karma.

What happened to him? He forgot to type /s

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This is a simple text-based meme that uses a double meaning pun for sarcastic humor. The on-image text reads: 'Karma won’t get me because karma is a bitch and I don’t get any of those'. The joke twists the common idiom 'karma is a bitch' -- the speaker implies that since they never get 'bitches' (romantic or sexual partners), karma (which the phrase calls a bitch) can't come after them. The image layout has a white top section holding the text, a large empty black area below, and a CapCut watermark in the top right corner.

Bro I'm so (un)lucky

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This is a two-panel relatable meme about common friendly Reddit user behavior. The top panel shows a standing man labeled "GUY WITH" followed by an up arrow, 0, and a down arrow, referring to a Reddit post by this user that currently has 0 upvotes and 0 downvotes, with another man sitting on a bench nearby. The bottom panel is a close-up edited selfie of the standing man (with green-tinted skin referencing the popular Hulk meme trope) labeled "ME:" with an orange up arrow, the number 1, and a down arrow, meaning the meme creator always gives a free upvote to posts stuck at 0 score to break the zero tie, which is a well-known friendly unwritten norm among Reddit users.

Friendly Upvote For Zero Score Reddit Post

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