Tag: Ozempic

This meme uses the classic two-panel Drake Hotline Bling preference format. In the top left panel, rapper Drake displays a disgusted expression and holds his hand up in a rejecting gesture, directed at the top right image of an Ozempic injection pen, a popular prescription medication commonly used off-label for weight loss. In the bottom left panel, Drake appears pleased and approving, pointing towards the bottom right image of a curvy (colloquially called 'thicc') woman posing in a Misty from Pokemon cosplay. The joke conveys that the creator prefers full-figured, curvy body types over the modern cultural trend of using Ozempic to achieve a thinner physique.

Ozempic or Thicc?

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A split-image meme featuring two side-by-side photographs labeled '2015' (left) and '2025' (right). The left image shows a heavier individual wearing a navy blue t-shirt and white shorts standing outdoors in a bright, possibly beach or park setting with blurred people in the background. The right image shows a slimmer individual with visible tattoos on their arms, wearing a gray t-shirt with a white graphic, green shorts, and flip-flops, holding a phone while standing on a paved area with a sign and greenery in the background. The meme humorously implies a dramatic weight loss transformation over a decade, referencing Ozempic (a weight loss medication) through its original title, suggesting the drug as the cause of the change.

Ozempic Ad right there

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A meme using the 'distracted boyfriend' template featuring three people in an urban street setting. A man in a blue plaid shirt stands between two women: one in a red dress labeled 'OZEMPIC' walking towards the viewer, and another in a light blue top labeled 'BODY POSITIVITY' standing beside him. The man is turned, looking back at the 'BODY POSITIVITY' woman with a distracted expression, while the text 'FAT CELEBS' is overlaid on him. The meme humorously critiques perceived hypocrisy in body positivity discourse, suggesting inconsistency when Ozempic (a weight-loss drug) is involved versus attitudes toward fat celebrities.

Everyone is body positive until they get their chubby fingers on Ozempic

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A two-panel meme depicting a train collision scenario. Top panel: A yellow school bus labeled 'BODY POSITIVITY MOVEMENT' is on train tracks with an oncoming train approaching from the left. Bottom panel: A train labeled 'OZEMPIC' collides with the bus, causing the bus to derail and tip over. The meme humorously contrasts the body positivity movement with the popularity of Ozempic (a weight loss drug), suggesting Ozempic is metaphorically 'derailing' the body positivity movement.

Body Positivity Movement vs Ozempic - Train Collision Meme

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A collage meme with three distinct sections. Top section: A smiling woman outdoors, holding a phone and a walking stick, with overlaid text 'faak youuu at least i'm thin'. Middle section: Bold headline text stating 'OZEMPIC FOUNDER HIT WITH $2 BILLION LAWSUIT AFTER 1,800 PATIENTS GO BLIND.' Bottom section: Two images—left: hands administering an Ozempic injection; right: the Novo Nordisk company sign. The meme uses irony to critique individuals prioritizing weight loss (via Ozempic) over severe side effects (blindness) referenced in the lawsuit.

Ozempic Lawsuit and 'At Least I'm Thin' Satirical Meme

A collage meme with three dis…