GagBase Logo Explore

Tag: Tinder

The meme features a redacted screenshot of a 45-year-old man's Tinder dating profile. The man's full face is obscured with black scribbles, only his graying beard, ear, neck, and upper torso wearing a dark blazer over a purple shirt are visible, and he appears to be seated inside a car with light-colored upholstery. The profile text lists the man's self-described credentials: 'Top Attorney', 'Top 1% income earner', 'Provider. Protector. King.' He states he is looking for his 'queen', then lists extremely unreasonable, misogynistic requirements for a partner: must be 100% virgin with no prior sexual experience, virginity is explicitly marked mandatory, must have A+ grade cooking skills, must stay silent unless directly addressed, and must be ready to obey and serve him with a smile. The meme refers to this absurdly entitled profile as the 'Tinder Final Boss', framing it as the most ridiculous, unmatchable profile one could encounter on the dating app.

Tinder Final Boss

The meme features a redacted …

This multi-panel relatable meme opens with text describing a common dating frustration: a user is excited to find a seemingly perfect woman match on the dating app Tinder, only to be extremely disappointed when he discovers she smokes, which is a relationship dealbreaker for him. The panels below use footage of the character Daemon Targaryen from HBO's fantasy series House of the Dragon, showing him walking despairingly into the ocean, fully submerging himself in the water, then lying motionless on the shore as if dead, to dramatically exaggerate the feeling of total defeat and crushing disappointment at this revelation.

Disappointment when perfect Tinder match smokes

This multi-panel relatable me…

A text-based meme presenting a humorous twist on infidelity: A husband discovers his wife's Tinder account with 84 matches but, instead of feeling betrayed, views the matches as potential business clients. He orchestrates dates for his wife at his own restaurant, implementing long wait times for appetizers, $40 parking fees, and a mandatory 25% service fee to profit from the suitors. The punchline lies in the suitors' unhappiness with the "chosen" dating location, highlighting the husband's opportunistic and absurd business scheme.

Well well well...

A text-based meme presenting …