Tag: repost culture

This is a two-panel meme using a popular cartoon template. In the first panel, a wide-smiling white stick figure character reaches eagerly towards a large yellow round object, with overlaid text reading 'ME THINKING I HAVE AN ORIGINAL MEME IDEA'. In the second panel, a larger pink blob character grabs the white figure from behind to hold them back. The white figure now has a nervous sweat drop on their head while still grinning and reaching for the yellow object, with text that reads 'REDDITORS INFORMING ME SOME RANDOM GUY ON MARCH 7TH 1957 HAD THE SAME IDEA AND I'M A DIRTY REPOSTER'. The joke satirizes common Reddit culture where users are frequently accused of reposting content even when they believe their meme idea is completely original, with the absurdly old date of 1957 exaggerating how far back people will claim an idea existed to call out a repost.

I swear I thought of this meme idea myself guys

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This is a 4-panel meme utilizing the iconic déjà vu glitch scene from the 1999 film *The Matrix*. The first panel shows a black cat walking across a floor, captioned 'Sees interesting post'. The second panel shows the character Neo (portrayed by Keanu Reeves) with a confused neutral expression, captioned 'Comments and then forgets'. The third panel is an identical shot of the same black cat walking, captioned 'Sees repost a year later', referencing the Matrix's déjà vu effect which signals a glitch in the simulated reality. The fourth panel is the same shot of Neo, captioned 'Makes same comment'. The meme humorously depicts the common relatable experience on Reddit (and other social media platforms) where users forget they previously engaged with a viral post, and end up leaving the exact same comment when they encounter the repost much later.

Reddit Déjà Vu Repost Meme

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A two-panel meme using scenes from Disney/Pixar's Toy Story featuring Buzz Lightyear. The top panel shows a single Buzz Lightyear toy in its packaging with the text overlay 'Me seeing an original meme on Reddit,' depicting the initial excitement of encountering original content. The bottom panel shows endless shelves filled with identical Buzz Lightyear packages, accompanied by the text 'Reddit the very next day,' humorously illustrating how quickly original memes are reposted and saturated across the platform.

Buzz Lightyear Reacts to Reddit's Original Meme Lifespan

A two-panel meme using scenes…