Tag: mockery

This is a widely recognizable 3-panel vertical webcomic meme template, commonly referred to as the Kida and Korg meme, or the 'copying the stoic authority figure' meme. Panel 1: A small young girl named Kida laughs loudly, pointing aggressively to the left as if mocking or teasing someone, while her very large, buff, long-haired stoic father Korg stands next to her with a completely unamused, blank, stern expression. Panel 2: The girl stops laughing, nervously glances up at Korg, her pointing hand faltering, a sweat drop of anxiety on her face as she realizes he does not approve of her teasing behavior. Panel 3: The girl drops all amusement, adopting the exact same stern, unimpressed blank expression as Korg, pretending she never was laughing or teasing in the first place. The meme is used to express the relatable feeling of mocking or complaining about something, then realizing the subject of your mockery or an authority figure who disagrees is right next to you, so you immediately pretend you hold the same serious opinion as them to avoid trouble or judgment.

Kida and Korg 3 Panel Stoic Reaction Meme

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This is a meta reaction meme composed of two text sections and a screenshot from a TV show. The top text reads 'POV: you see someone post a meme that uses "POV" incorrectly', setting up the first-person perspective as promised by the correct use of the POV label. The lower portion shows Dennis Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia driving a car with a smug, amused expression, paired with the subtitle '[Laughter] You dumb bitch'. The joke centers on mocking people who frequently misuse the POV meme format by labeling content that does not show the viewer's first-person perspective as POV, with the meme itself correctly employing the POV format to show the viewer's mocking reaction to that common mistake.

People just don't know how to use POV correctly

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This is a 4-panel meme mocking hypocrisy around wasteful video game pre-order habits. The top left panel features a smug blonde bearded male meme character insulting the orangutan character to his right, saying 'You're such a dumb animal'. The top right orangutan responds by calling out the man for pre-ordering digital games, which have no physical stock limits so can never run out. The bottom left panel shows a dark, hollow-eyed sketchy wojak character looking shocked and ashamed, as the orangutan reveals an even dumber purchase the man made: pre-ordering an empty video game case for $100, turning the insult back on the original name-caller.

Mocking people for pre-ordering digital games backfires when you bought a $100 empty case

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This is a two-panel comedic meme that jokes about the widely recognized stereotype that professional soccer players frequently exaggerate minor physical contact during matches to draw fouls, penalties, or disciplinary action against opposing players. The top of the meme features bold all-caps text that reads 'SOCCER PLAYERS AFTER THE SLIGHTEST CONTACT'. The left panel displays a full shot of a viral, bizarre white fluffy plush toy (often called the Persian cat monkey doll, a popular meme subject) sitting on a plain brown box with its arms outstretched and legs dangling in an over-the-top, dramatic pose. The right panel is a close-up of the same plush, amplifying the dramatic pose with one arm raised higher to emphasize the absurd level of overreaction the joke is mocking.

Soccer Players Overreact After The Slightest Contact Meme

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This is a sarcastic reaction meme using the popular crying Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker screenshot from the 2002 Spider-Man film. The top text frames the crying figure as one of the small number of overly dedicated AI enthusiasts after a hypothetical 'great AI collapse' occurs. The bottom text lists the things these AI fans would supposedly mourn being unable to do anymore: generate low-quality, unoriginal AI images, and participate in what the meme creator frames as an AI-powered totalitarian surveillance state. The meme mocks people who are overly invested in AI tooling, while also pushing a narrative that AI is tied to surveillance and low-effort content creation.

AI Enthusiasts Crying After Hypothesized AI Collapse Meme

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This is a sarcastic image macro meme. The top of the image has text written in alternating upper and lower case, a formatting convention used online to convey sarcastic, mocking tone, that reads "bMi dOeSnT aCcOuNt fOr mUsClE mAsS". Below the text is a photograph of an extremely obese man lying restrained in a hospital bed, wearing an oxygen mask, with IV lines attached to his arms and medical oxygen equipment visible nearby, indicating he is receiving treatment for severe health complications likely related to his weight. The meme contrasts the common, often overused excuse from overweight people that their high BMI reading is a result of muscle mass rather than body fat, against an extreme example of someone whose weight is clearly not from muscle, to mock the absurdity of overusing that excuse.

BMI doesn't account for muscle mass sarcastic joke

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This is a two-panel wojak comparison meme satirizing the sovereign citizen movement in the United States. On the left, an angry, crying soyjak is labeled 'Smartest Sovereign Citizen', holding a homemade license plate marked 'FREE MAN', and claims an obscure 1789 treaty between the US and another country allows him to drive without a valid government-issued license. On the right, a calm, stoic blonde bearded chad labeled 'Average Person' dismisses this false claim with the simple response 'No it doesn't'. The meme mocks the common baseless legal arguments sovereign citizens use to avoid following standard traffic laws, including their use of homemade fake license plates instead of official government issued plates.

Has Anyone Seen Their License Plates Before?

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The image displays an interior load-bearing pillar that is extremely poorly constructed. The outer cement plaster of the pillar is heavily cracked and chipped away. The upper section of the pillar is revealed to be filled with haphazardly stacked, loose perforated clay bricks with no proper mortar to hold them in place, making the structure obviously unsafe and unfit for its intended purpose. The rest of the pillar also has uneven, crumbling cement and exposed broken brick fragments, highlighting extremely low quality craftsmanship. The humorous effect comes from how blatantly defective and non-functional the structural element is, making it a perfect example of corner-cutting and incompetent work.

Terribly Built Structural Column With Exposed Loose Bricks

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The meme opens with a shot of solar panels at the top, followed by text describing a real news anecdote: a US town rejected a planned solar farm because residents held the unfounded, scientifically incorrect fear that solar panels would "suck up all the energy from the Sun". Under the label "The rest of the world:", there is a 4-panel sequence of a round fluffy animated sheep character, with each panel zooming progressively closer to the sheep's wide, confused, shocked eyes. This visual progression humorously conveys global disbelief and amusement at the absurd, misinformed reasoning used to oppose renewable energy infrastructure.

Rest of world shocked at US town rejecting solar farm over absurd sun energy fear

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