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Every Third Reich Meme Gets The Overused 'I Did Nazi That Coming' Pun

This remixed meme uses the popular Jason Momoa sneaking behind Henry Cavill template. Henry Cavill stands calmly in the foreground on a pink premiere red carpet in a formal suit, with overlaid text reading 'any meme about the third reich'. Behind him, Jason Momoa creeps forward with a mischievous grin, with overlaid text reading '"i did nazi that coming!"'. The core joke is a homophonic pun where 'Nazi' is substituted for 'not see' to create the phrase 'I did not see that coming', an extremely common, overused corny joke that reliably appears in comments or responses to any online content referencing the Third Reich or Nazi Germany.
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The meme jokes that the corny 'I did nazi that coming' pun reliably appears any time content referencing the Third Reich is posted online

Overview

This remixed meme uses the popular Jason Momoa sneaking behind Henry Cavill template. Henry Cavill stands calmly in the foreground on a pink premiere red carpet in a formal suit, with overlaid text reading 'any meme about the third reich'. Behind him, Jason Momoa creeps forward with a mischievous grin, with overlaid text reading '"i did nazi that coming!"'. The core joke is a homophonic pun where 'Nazi' is substituted for 'not see' to create the phrase 'I did not see that coming', an extremely common, overused corny joke that reliably appears in comments or responses to any online content referencing the Third Reich or Nazi Germany.

Origin notes

The base meme template originates from a 2018 candid photograph taken at the Justice League film premiere, capturing Jason Momoa playfully sneaking up on his co-star Henry Cavill on the red carpet. This specific edited version of the meme was shared on Reddit's meme communities, with the original poster titling it 'every goddamn time' referring to how frequently the referenced pun appears alongside Third Reich related content. The imgflip.com watermark at the bottom left confirms the meme was created using the Imgflip online meme generator tool.

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