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This is a 4-panel meme that repurposes scenes from Disney's 2000 animated film *The Emperor's New Groove* to joke about the behavior of people using dating apps. The top lead-in text reads 'People on dating apps be like:'. The first panel shows the character Kuzco preparing to review a line of potential suitors, with the subtitle 'Alrighty! Let's trot out the ladies! Let's take a look-see.'. The second panel depicts Kuzco judging each woman in the line harshly, dismissing almost all of them with superficial criticisms: 'Hate your hair, not likely, yikes, yikes, yikes...'. The third panel shows Kuzco speaking dismissively to the only remaining candidate, saying 'And let me guess, you have a great personality.'. The final panel shows Kuzco complaining to an attendant about the quality of candidates, asking 'Is this really the best you can do?'. The meme satirizes how many dating app users are excessively picky, rejecting most matches immediately for trivial superficial reasons and dismissing non-physical positive traits like personality as an insufficient consolation prize.

People on dating apps be like (Emperor's New Groove Meme)

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This multi-panel relatable meme opens with text describing a common dating frustration: a user is excited to find a seemingly perfect woman match on the dating app Tinder, only to be extremely disappointed when he discovers she smokes, which is a relationship dealbreaker for him. The panels below use footage of the character Daemon Targaryen from HBO's fantasy series House of the Dragon, showing him walking despairingly into the ocean, fully submerging himself in the water, then lying motionless on the shore as if dead, to dramatically exaggerate the feeling of total defeat and crushing disappointment at this revelation.

Disappointment when perfect Tinder match smokes

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This is a single-panel Gigachad meme joking about common online dating height requirements for men. The image shows an extremely muscular, towering shirtless man who states he is 5'9 (5 feet 9 inches), which falls just below the 6 foot minimum height requirement many women cite for dating. Only the top of a woman's head is visible at the bottom right of the frame, as she says the line 'sorry, I don't date guys below 6ft'. The joke, referenced by the meme's original title 'I can't even see you?', is that the man is so large and imposing that the woman can barely see him, making her arbitrary height cutoff completely meaningless despite him technically falling under her requirement.

I Can't Even See You? 5'9 Chad Height Dating Meme

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This meme is a screenshot of a chat conversation. The sender sends a suggestive message saying they will send a picture of themselves touching themselves while thinking of the recipient, which leads the viewer and recipient to expect a sexually explicit image. The attached picture instead shows the sender, a bearded adult man, innocently touching his own forehead while adjusting his glasses, completely subverting the expected sexual implication to create a humorous pun twist.

Unexpected Innocent Twist On 'Touching Myself' Chat Message

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This meme is a screenshot of a Twitter/X thread that jokes about common incel narratives regarding men messaging women online. The first tweet opens with the line 'truly only two types of men in the world', and displays a screenshot of two incoming text messages to a woman's phone: the first message from an unknown, unsaved number politely asks 'Whats your go to meal from McDonalds', while the second message from a saved contact (marked with an initial 'S') is an unsolicited aggressive sexual comment reading 'Lemme fuck the shit outta you'. A reply tweet adds the punchline 'notice which guy got the saved contact', pointing out the twist that the sexually aggressive message came from a man the woman already knows (and has saved in her contacts) rather than a random stranger, poking fun at common incel ideas about who behaves this way toward women.

Reality of Incel: Two Types of Men Online Dating Meme

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This is a screenshot of a dating app chat conversation demonstrating the concept of post-nut clarity. At the top is a censored profile selfie of an alternative-style young woman taking a mirror selfie with an iPhone. The conversation shows one person first complimenting the woman and proposing marriage, then immediately recanting, saying he no longer cares after masturbating to her picture, which is the core joke of the meme.

After-nut-clarity

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This is a relatable humor meme that jokes about the experience of being confused by modern dating slang when talking to a younger match on the dating app Tinder. The meme uses an image of a real cat wearing round glasses and a red patterned bow tie, positioned in front of a laptop looking intently at the screen with a slightly open-mouthed confused expression, to represent the person who needs to look up the meaning of the younger person's slang on Urban Dictionary, a website that crowdsources definitions for new modern slang terms. The joke plays on the generational gap in informal language, with the implication that the slang term in question could be sexually suggestive or unexpected, leaving the user confused enough that they need to look it up before responding.

He said what? Looking up Tinder slang on Urban Dictionary

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This image is a screenshot of a conversation on the dating app Tinder, posted by a user named Conor who opens with the question "Am I doing Tinder right?". The conversation shows Conor starting a chat with his match by asking an unexpected first question: what their favorite kind of soup is. The match replies that their favorite is chicken and vegetable soup, Conor calls it a fine choice. The match notes that asking about soup is an odd first question, to which Conor responds that you can learn a lot about a person from their favorite soup. When the match asks what Conor can learn about them from their answer, Conor delivers a deadpan anticlimactic punchline: he only says "You like chicken and vegetable soup".

Am I doing Tinder right?

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A two-panel meme using screenshots from the US TV show 'The Office.' The top panel features Dwight Schrute smiling with the text 'ME JOINING A KINK SITE TO MEET SOMEONE.' The bottom panel shows Dwight looking shocked, with Angela Martin beside him, and the text 'COUPLES LOOKING FOR A 3RD' followed by 'F**k,' humorously depicting the frustration of encountering couples seeking a third partner on kink sites instead of individual connections.

Every Time You Join a Kink Site and It's Just Couples Looking for a Third

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A two-panel cartoon meme titled 'Dating Apps Experience' humorously depicting the frustrating and emotionally draining nature of online dating. The top panel shows a man in a green shirt and blue pants holding a pickaxe, running eagerly towards a dark tunnel labeled 'Depression'. The bottom panel features a person with blonde hair, white shirt, and brown pants, also carrying a pickaxe, walking wearily past a repetitive sequence of poop emojis (💩) and diamond emojis (💩💎💩💎💩💎), symbolizing the struggle of finding rare good matches (diamonds) among many undesirable ones (poop). The meme uses visual metaphors to convey the disappointment and emotional toll of using dating apps.

Dating Apps Experience

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