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Thanksgiving Clown App Logo Meme

A vertical 4-panel meme. Left side contains sequential text: 'It's thanksgiving', 'Make a new app logo', 'Make it so nobody can disable it'. Right panels show a person's transformation: 1st panel - white face paint applied; 2nd panel - adding colorful eye makeup and red lips; 3rd panel - putting on a rainbow clown wig; 4th panel - final 'logo' (orange square with a turkey character having a clown face: red nose, blue eyes, big smile). Humor stems from the absurdity of creating an unavoidable, clown-themed app logo for Thanksgiving, implying the logo is as inescapable as the over-the-top clown makeup.
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Overview

A vertical 4-panel meme. Left side contains sequential text: 'It's thanksgiving', 'Make a new app logo', 'Make it so nobody can disable it'. Right panels show a person's transformation: 1st panel - white face paint applied; 2nd panel - adding colorful eye makeup and red lips; 3rd panel - putting on a rainbow clown wig; 4th panel - final 'logo' (orange square with a turkey character having a clown face: red nose, blue eyes, big smile). Humor stems from the absurdity of creating an unavoidable, clown-themed app logo for Thanksgiving, implying the logo is as inescapable as the over-the-top clown makeup.

Origin notes

Created using the 'mematic' mobile app (watermarked 'made with mematic'). The makeup progression panels likely use a stock photo or existing template of a person applying makeup, edited with custom text and a final logo graphic. Typically circulated on social platforms like Instagram, Twitter, or Reddit around Thanksgiving as holiday-themed satire.

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