Tag: Pixar

This image is an unedited screenshot of a public verified post from X (formerly Twitter) user Andrew Tate (@Cobratate). The post lists four short lines: first referencing the Pixar animated film *Ratatouille*, describing it as having a "funny mouse", noting it has deeper themes to consider, and concluding that people who identify as "hustlers" (people focused on self-improvement, entrepreneurial success, and productivity) must watch the film. The humor stems from the completely unexpected and absurd pairing of the children's animated movie about a cooking rat with the hyper-masculine, productivity-focused "hustle" content that Andrew Tate is known for producing.

Andrew Tate Recommends Ratatouille For Hustlers

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using the popular Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny template. The first panel features a normally rendered, happy, hopeful Mr. Incredible paired with text describing the excitement of finding a Reddit thread discussing the exact issue you are facing. The second panel features a distorted, unsettling black and white edit of Mr. Incredible with half his face covered in shadow, paired with text describing the frustration of realizing no one in the thread has any working solution for the issue. The joke captures the widely relatable experience of searching online for fixes to personal problems, only to find relevant discussions with no actionable answers.

Finding a relevant Reddit thread for your issue with no solutions

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This meme consists of a written job interview dialogue exchange paired with a reaction screencap from the Pixar animated film *Turning Red*. The text sets up a joke: when the interviewer asks the candidate about their strengths, the candidate answers that they can flirt anywhere. When the interviewer then asks about the candidate's weaknesses, the candidate flirts directly with the interviewer by responding that the interviewer's beautiful eyes are their weakness. The final line cuts off at 'Interviewer:' followed by the reaction image of Mei's father Jin Lee, who is wide-eyed, blushing, and visibly stunned and flustered by the unexpected bold flirtation during a formal job interview.

You're Hired! Flirting During Job Interview Meme

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using the popular 'Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny' template. The left panel features a cheerful, normal render of Mr. Incredible paired with text expressing a common misconception: 'aww, Nintendo had such a wholesome beginning in the early 80's with children's games and characters in video games'. The right panel features a dark, unsettling half-shadowed black and white edit of Mr. Incredible paired with correcting text that reads 'Nintendo DID NOT start in the 1980's'. The joke plays on the lesser-known fact that Nintendo was founded much earlier, in 1889, originally as a playing card manufacturer, contrasting the common public perception of Nintendo as a modern 1980s video game company focused on family-friendly content.

Humble Beginnings Nintendo Fact Check Meme

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Nemo Naruto Pun Crossover Meme

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A meme featuring a close-up of Woody from Disney/Pixar's Toy Story with a sad, wistful expression—wide eyes, furrowed brows, and slightly blushed cheeks. The top text reads 'When you and a random make a great team but then he signs off,' and the bottom text (attributed to Woody) says 'So long, partner.' The background is blurred with warm yellow and brown tones, focusing attention on Woody's emotional face. A small cherry-like watermark is visible in the bottom right corner.

Woody's Farewell to a Random Teammate

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Harry Potter House Colors & Logo: Coincidence? I Think Not!

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This meme combines a critical text caption with a screenshot from the anime *Nichijou - My Ordinary Life* to express conflicted fan sentiment about overextended media franchises. The top text reads: "Me, kinda hoping Toy Story 5 is bad just so they stop milking the franchise (They should've stopped after Toy Story 3):". The accompanying anime image features character Yuuko Aioi standing under a covered outdoor walkway, gazing out at falling rain with a solemn, resigned expression. The joke lies in the relatable frustration of fans who feel beloved franchises are being "milked" (overcommercialized with unnecessary sequels) past their peak—Toy Story 3 is widely regarded as a perfect, emotional conclusion to the series. The character's melancholic demeanor mirrors the conflicted wish: the user doesn't want to dislike a new Toy Story installment, but feels it's the only way to end the endless sequels.

Hoping Toy Story 5 Flops to Stop Franchise Milkage (Anime Reaction Meme)

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This meme is a two-part collage. The top half is a screenshot of the mobile virtual pet game 'Little Muffin', showing a cute yellow chick character named 'Little Muffin' standing on a green surface, with a row of in-game item icons (bow, food, toy, game controller, bicycle) below it. The bottom half uses the popular 'Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny' format: the left panel shows the cheerful, original version of Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) from Pixar's *The Incredibles*, labeled 'Those who don't know'; the right panel shows the dark, unsettling, edited 'uncanny' version of Mr. Incredible, labeled 'Those who know'. The joke plays on the internet creepypasta surrounding the 'Little Muffin' game: people unfamiliar with the game see it as a harmless, cute pet simulator, while those who know the creepypasta are aware of hidden disturbing content within the game, hence the unsettled, knowing reaction from the uncanny Mr. Incredible.

Those Who Know vs Don't Know: Little Muffin Creepypasta Meme

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This meme is a two-panel collage paired with a social media user post. In the first panel, a real pet rat named Gravy sits on a person's knee, intently staring at a television playing the Pixar animated film *Ratatouille*, with the main character Remy the rat visible on screen. The second panel shows Gravy standing on a carpet, still focused on the TV which now displays a scene of Remy interacting with an open cookbook. Below the panels, the user 'uhrair' writes: 'i want my rats to grow up with positive role models. so we watched ratatouille together. gravy was really into it.' The humor and charm come from the wholesome, anthropomorphic premise of treating a pet rat to media with a positive rat role model, and the rat's obvious engagement with the movie creates an endearing, funny moment that playfully frames pet care with intentional, relatable parenting-like behavior.

Wholesome Meme: Pet Rat Gravy Engages With Ratatouille as Positive Role Model

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A two-panel meme contrasting data loss disaster with backup heroism. Top panel: A worried animated child character (likely from a Pixar film) with the text 'Pixar accidentally deleting 90% of Toy Story 2,' referencing the real incident where Pixar nearly lost most of Toy Story 2 during production. Bottom panel: A radiant, winged character (Mercy from the game Overwatch) with the text 'An animator with backups on her home PC,' portraying the animator as a heroic savior for having backups. The meme humorously emphasizes the importance of data backups through this contrast.

Pixar's Toy Story 2 Disaster vs. Backup Hero

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A multi-frame meme using four sequential screenshots from Pixar's *Monsters Inc*. Each frame features a crowd of animated monsters, including the blue furry character Sulley, walking determinedly forward. Above each frame is the repeated text: 'Atheists in the comments anytime anyone posts anything religious:'. The meme humorously satirizes the phenomenon of atheists eagerly flooding comment sections whenever religious content is posted online, likening their collective response to a large, enthusiastic crowd approaching a target.

Atheists Flooding Religious Posts Comments

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