Tag: The Boys

The meme has a black top bar with white text that reads 'When your Prime subscription expires and you start streaming The Boys with a Turkish VPN:' above a photograph. The photo features a man with dark hair, a beard, and sunglasses that looks nearly identical to a low-quality, bootleg version of Billy Butcher, a lead character from Amazon Prime's series The Boys, standing passively while two crew members apply makeup and style his hair. The joke aligns with the original post title naming the character 'Billie Butcher from Temu', referencing Temu's reputation for selling cheap, low-quality knockoff versions of popular products, and the common internet practice of using Turkish VPNs to access lower-priced streaming subscriptions, implying this low-effort bootleg character is what users get when they use this method to stream the show.

Billie Butcher from Temu (Turkish VPN The Boys Meme)

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using a scene from the 2018 Coen Brothers film *The Ballad of Buster Scruggs*. The top panel features two distressed men standing with nooses around their necks about to be hanged, overlaid with text reading 'THE BOYS FANS LEARNING ABOUT HOW ERIC KRIPKE DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO END A SHOW.' referencing widespread fan disappointment with the series finale of the show *The Boys*, created by Eric Kripke. The bottom panel shifts focus to a third man also facing hanging, who looks at the two upset men with a knowing, resigned expression, labeled 'SUPERNATURAL FANS.' with the line '-First time?', implying that fans of Kripke's earlier long-running show *Supernatural* already experienced the letdown of a poorly received series finale from the same creator, and are familiar with the disappointment The Boys fans are now facing.

The Boys Fans React to Bad Eric Kripke Show Ending While Supernatural Fans Relate

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This is a two-panel crossover reaction meme. The top panel shows a live action scene from Amazon Prime's *The Boys* where Soldier Boy holds an oxygen mask to his face and angrily shouts a defiant declaration that he will not be imprisoned back in the box he was held in for decades. The bottom panel features the animated Watcher character from Marvel's *What If...?* standing against a vibrant cosmic backdrop with planets visible, delivering a deadpan narration mocking Soldier Boy's boast: he points out this line was the moment Soldier Boy made a major mistake, as he actually ended up being locked back in the box twice after making this statement.

He miscalculated a lot of things

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This is a two-panel reaction meme that uses a scene from Avengers: Endgame featuring Thanos and Nebula. The top panel shows Thanos looking regretfully downwards, with overlay text reading 'Me after Season 5' above his head and 'Perhaps I treated you too harshly.' below him. The bottom panel shows Nebula looking stoically up at Thanos, with text reading 'Season 4' positioned next to the official promotional poster for Season 4 of Amazon Prime Video's series The Boys. The joke conveys that viewers who harshly criticized Season 4 of The Boys for low quality have reversed their opinion after watching the even worse-received Season 5, and now feel they were too hard on Season 4.

Me after The Boys Season 5 apologizing to Season 4

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This is a two-panel edited meme using footage from the Shrek animated film series. The top panel features a frustrated-looking Shrek with overlaid yellow text that reads 'Could you stop posting season 5 spoilers of The Boys'. The bottom panel adds an edit of glowing red laser beams shooting out of Shrek's eyes, pointed towards Donkey who stands in front of him, with the bottom text reading 'For 5 minutes!!!!' to exaggerate Shrek's extreme frustration at people sharing unmarked spoilers for the fifth season of the series The Boys online.

Or I'll laser you damnit! Shrek demands no The Boys season 5 spoilers

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This three-panel meme compares the appearance of Starlight (Annie January, the main female character from the TV series *The Boys*) between the first season and the show's last season. The top-left panel shows the character in a modest, high-necked lace outfit from the first season, labeled 'Season 1'. The top-right panel shows the same character in a sparkly, low-cut revealing superhero costume in the last season, labeled 'Last Season'. The bottom panel features Vito Corleone from *The Godfather* (played by Marlon Brando) with his iconic softly smiling, downward-gazing expression, which is used here to convey the approving, amused reaction of male viewers to this costume and appearance change. The joke plays on the common observation that many TV series gradually give female characters more revealing outfits as the show progresses, and this meme captures the expected audience reaction to that change.

Boys: Season 1 vs Last Season Godfather Reaction

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This two-panel meme is edited from a scene in the Amazon Prime Video TV series *The Boys*. The top panel features character Starlight (portrayed by Erin Moriarty) with an American flag edited over her forehead, paired with the text: 'i guess hockey is an american sport now'. She appears nonchalant, as if making a casual, bold claim. The bottom panel shows character Homelander (portrayed by Antony Starr) with a Canadian flag edited over his chest, wearing a visibly annoyed, scowling expression. The joke leans into the playful cultural rivalry between the United States and Canada, where hockey is deeply tied to Canadian national identity; the absurd claim that hockey is now an American sport elicits a frustrated, disapproving reaction, embodied by Homelander's irritated look.

USA Claims Hockey as American Sport, Canada Reacts (The Boys Meme)

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This meme combines an edited screenshot from the Amazon Prime Video series *The Boys* with a humorous, relatable caption. The top text reads: 'When I'm in middle of talking to a 10/10 nurse and the doctor interrupts to ask if I wanna see my newborn son'. The image shows Homelander (Antony Starr) with a reluctant, annoyed expression as he looks over his shoulder, while a character edited to look like a blonde nurse (originally Starlight, played by Erin Moriarty in *The Boys*) stares forward with a confused, irritated look. The joke hinges on situational humor: the relatable feeling of being pulled away from an engaging, appealing interaction (with an attractive nurse) by a major, life-altering moment (meeting one's newborn child). Homelander's iconic entitled, self-serving expression amplifies the comedy by framing the choice between the conversation and the baby as an annoying inconvenience, which is an exaggerated take on the distraction many people feel in similar (less extreme) situations.

Homelander: Distracted from Nurse by Newborn Son Meme

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