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A two-panel meme featuring the Hulk from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The top panel shows Hulk (large, green, bald) standing next to a smaller person outside a glass building, with the text 'Men struggling with hair loss'. The bottom panel is a close-up of Hulk smiling, holding a roll (possibly toilet paper), with the text 'Reddit' and '/r/bald' overlaid, implying that the subreddit r/bald supports men dealing with hair loss.

Hulk as Reddit's r/bald Hero for Hair Loss Struggles

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A meme featuring a screenshot of a man lying in bed, appearing weary and resigned. The top text overlay reads 'HOW IT FEELS SEEING THE SAME POST FOR THE 45TH TIME BUT ON A DIFFERENT SUBREDDIT', humorously expressing frustration with repetitive content across different Reddit communities. The man's tired expression and relaxed posture in bed reinforce the sentiment of exhaustion from encountering the same posts repeatedly. The image has a watermark 'imgflip.com' in the bottom left corner, indicating it was created using the Imgflip meme generator.

How It Feels Seeing the Same Post on Different Subreddits

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A two-panel meme featuring Frieza from Dragon Ball. The top panel shows Frieza (with a halo, suggesting post-death) looking to his right against a rocky, greenish background. Overlaid text reads: 'RULE 2: NO MEMES ABOUT POLARIZING/POLITICAL TOPICS, VULNERABLE GROUPS, VIOLENCE'. The bottom panel shows Frieza facing forward with arms crossed, same background. Overlaid text reads: 'THE WHOLE r/MEMES SUBREDDIT: *ignore that*'. The humor satirizes the r/memes subreddit's perceived failure to enforce its own Rule 2 against controversial content.

Frieza Ignores r/memes Rules

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A multi-panel meme expressing frustration about unfair Reddit post deletion. The top text 'How it feels when your post gets deleted for something half the subreddit does already' is repeated across the panels. The visual elements show Gru from Despicable Me with a serious, intense expression and a close-up of his hand gripping a remote control tightly, emphasizing the feeling of anger and injustice when facing inconsistent moderation on a subreddit.

Frustration When Your Reddit Post Gets Deleted Unfairly

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A 'Who Would Win?' format meme featuring two panels with the top text 'WHO WOULD WIN?'. The left panel displays the r/Art subreddit logo (a panda head in a yellow circle) accompanied by the text 'r/Art 22.3M members' on a black background. The right panel shows a real person with long brown hair, a beard, wearing a white shirt, against a blue and white indoor background. The meme humorously or ironically contrasts the large online community of r/Art with an individual person.

Who Would Win? r/Art (22.3M Members) vs. Unknown Person

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A meme satirizing Reddit's recommendation algorithm, featuring two main sections. The top section displays 'nobody:' with empty space below, followed by 'Reddit:' introducing a fictional post. The post mimics Reddit's style: a header reading 'Because you've shown interest in a similar community,' followed by a user flair 'r/OnionLovers 1d' and the text: 'Been using onion skins to rehydrate my skin after a long day in the sun. So refreshing!' Below the text is a simple cartoon drawing of a person with long hair, closed eyes, and a content expression, likely depicting someone using onion skins for skincare. The meme humorously exaggerates Reddit's tendency to recommend niche, unexpected communities based on user interests.

Reddit's Onion Lovers Community Recommendation Meme

A meme satirizing Reddit's re…