Tag: NBA

The meme consists of two parts: top text that reads "How poor people look defending billionaires that don't give AF about them", paired with a viral photo taken at an NBA game. In the photo, a male fan leans over stadium seating railings, extending his hand to high five Golden State Warriors players Klay Thompson (wearing jersey #11) and Stephen Curry (wearing jersey #30) as they walk off the court. Both players ignore the fan entirely, leaving his high five hanging unreturned. The visual is used as a sarcastic analogy for working class people who vocally defend ultra-wealthy billionaires, who in turn have no awareness of or investment in the wellbeing of those people.

Meme mocks people who defend indifferent billionaires using viral high five fail photo

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using the popular Jim Halpert whiteboard presentation template from the US sitcom *The Office*. The first panel shows the character Jim Halpert pointing at a whiteboard that reads "If you are physically assaulting someone else for being a fan of a team you are against". The second panel shows the whiteboard with the follow-up blunt statement "You are a grade A bitch", as Jim looks at the viewer with a deadpan, self-assured expression. The meme criticizes the trend of violent altercations between rival sports fans, referencing that such incidents were previously reported during NBA games and have now emerged during the World Cup tournament.

We saw it in the NBA and now the World Cup is here

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This is a sarcastic sports meme presented as a two-panel comparison. The top of the meme asks viewers which impressive streak is more notable: NBA star LeBron James' record of scoring 10+ points in 1,297 consecutive regular season games, displayed alongside a photo of James in his Los Angeles Lakers uniform, or professional wrestler The Undertaker's legendary 21-1 undefeated streak at WWE's WrestleMania events, shown alongside a photo of Undertaker at the Superdome with the 21-1 score visible behind him. The punchline is a tweet from Barstool Sports personality Eric Nathan (@BarstoolNate) below the comparison, which sarcastically jokes that it is ridiculous to compare 'scripted entertainment' (referring to LeBron's real, unscripted basketball achievement) to The Undertaker's wrestling streak, playing on the common perception that professional wrestling is scripted by flipping the expectation for comedic trolling effect.

This comparison can’t be real

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This is a collage meme set against a bright cloudy sky representing Heaven, filled with cutouts of dozens of famous deceased celebrities, public figures, and popular pop culture icons that have died. Prominently featured at the bottom center is Chuck Norris. The joke behind this image plays on the long-running classic 'Chuck Norris Facts' internet meme trope, which claims Chuck Norris is so impossibly tough and invincible that he cannot be killed by Death; instead, Chuck Norris killed Death itself. Now Death itself is dead and has arrived in Heaven, meaning Death has now 'had a Chuck Norris experience' (i.e., been killed by Chuck Norris like he kills everyone else), joining all the people Death previously claimed. The collage humorously includes all sorts of deceased famous figures from Michael Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty White, Robin Williams to internet icons like Harambe the gorilla, even the discontinued Nintendo Wii U console as a 'dead' product.

Death has now had a Chuck Norris Experience

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A meme structured as a side-by-side comparison between LeBron James and The Undertaker, posing the question 'Who's STREAK was more Impressive??'. The left panel features LeBron James in a yellow Lakers jersey with text stating he has scored 10+ points in 297 consecutive regular season games (last game without 10+ pts: Jan. 5, 2007). The right panel shows The Undertaker with a backdrop suggesting his WrestleMania streak. A top comment by Eric Nathan mocks the comparison by dismissing WWE as 'scripted entertainment'.

Who's STREAK was more Impressive?? LeBron or Undertaker

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The image depicts two basketball players wearing blue Philadelphia 76ers jerseys, with the player in the foreground (Joel Embiid, identifiable by jersey number 21) holding a smartphone. A red circular highlight with an arrow points to the phone screen, which displays the game Clash Royale. Below the image, large white text reads 'JOEL EMBIID SEEN PLAYING CLASH ROYALE DURING 4TH QUARTER', creating a humorous scenario of the NBA player being distracted by mobile gaming during a game.

Joel Embiid Playing Clash Royale During 4th Quarter

The image depicts two basketb…