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This is a two-panel edited meme using characters from the Shrek animated movie franchise. The top panel shows Shrek looking visibly frustrated, with overlaid white text asking "COULD YOU STOP REMOVING POPULAR POSTS". The bottom panel depicts Shrek shooting bright red laser beams from his eyes directed at Donkey, who stands looking startled, with accompanying text that reads "WHEN MY COMMENTS STARTS GETTING HUNDREDS OF UPVOTES". The joke conveys the common relatable frustration of social media (particularly Reddit) users when their popular, high-upvoted comments or posts are removed by platform moderators, using the over-the-top laser eye effect to exaggerate the level of anger users feel in this scenario.

Shrek Enraged At Mods Removing Posts When His Comment Gets Hundreds Of Upvotes

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This is a relatable reaction meme using a screenshot of Dr. Zoidberg from the animated series *Futurama*. The top text establishes a common social media scenario: a Reddit user finds that another user has stolen their original meme, and the reposted stolen content has received more upvotes than their original post. The bottom text shows an angry Zoidberg yelling, "That's MY joke! I'll kill you!", which humorously exaggerates the frustration content creators feel when their work is reposted without credit and performs better than the original. The meme playfully references the widespread issue of uncredited reposting on platforms like Reddit.

When someone steals your meme and gets more upvotes than you

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This is a single-panel cartoon meme depicting a crudely drawn, smug male caricature wearing an orange shirt printed with the Reddit logo, representing an unaccountable Reddit site moderator. Text placed to the right of the character is spoken by the caricature, satirizing the common user experience of having a popular, highly upvoted post with positive community feedback arbitrarily removed by moderators for unclear, poorly defined rule violations with no appeal process. The joke is rooted in widespread user frustration with the lack of oversight and accountability for social media platform moderators.

Reddit Mod Removing Popular Post Meme

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The meme is split into two stacked sections. The top section is a screenshot of Reddit's official mute subreddit confirmation prompt, asking 'Mute r/PeterExplainsTheJoke?' with a note that posts from the sub will no longer appear in feeds, plus 'Cancel' and 'Yes, Mute' action buttons. The bottom section is a still of Master Oogway from the *Kung Fu Panda* animated film, showing him with closed eyes and a calm, deeply satisfied expression, captioned with the popular phrase 'Finally, Inner Peace'. The joke expresses that many Reddit users find the r/PeterExplainsTheJoke subreddit annoying, full of unnecessary overexplanations of obvious jokes, or ragebait content, so muting the sub gives them a strong sense of relief and calm.

Muting r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Brings Inner Peace

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