Tag: social media behavior

This is a two-panel meme using scenes from the DreamWorks animated *Shrek* franchise. The top panel shows Shrek with a frustrated, pleading expression paired with the text "COULD YOU STOP CENSORING YOURSELVES...". The bottom panel shows Shrek yelling angrily at Donkey, who is labeled as "R/MEMES USERS", with the closing text "FOR FIVE MINUTES????". The humorous joke calls out the widespread trend of r/memes community members unnecessarily censoring completely harmless, non-offensive words in their posts to avoid automated content filter removals, even when no censorship is required.

Shrek Yells at r/memes Users to Stop Unnecessary Self-Censorship

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This is a single-panel reaction meme. Text at the top describes the common relatable habit of reading incoming messages through your phone's notification preview bar so you do not have to open the messaging app and appear online to the sender. Below the text, there is a widely recognized photo of singer Lady Gaga peeking over the top of a red brick wall, with only the upper half of her face visible against a blue sky with clouds. This visual perfectly represents the act of secretly viewing a message without revealing you are active on the app.

Reading messages via notifications while pretending not to be online

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A meme featuring a screenshot of Nicolas Cage in a suit smoking a cigarette, with a background of a burnt, debris-filled area (smoke, damaged structures). The top text reads 'Welcome to REDDIT' and the bottom text states 'We open replies collapsed due to downvotes to read and downvote them further...'. The humor lies in sarcastic commentary on Reddit users' behavior of intentionally opening downvoted, collapsed replies to read and further downvote them, using the chaotic background and Cage's nonchalant expression to emphasize the absurdity.

Welcome to Reddit: Reading Collapsed Downvoted Replies

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