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A two-panel meme depicting a subway scene. The left panel shows a person in a red hoodie standing in the aisle, while another individual sits and looks at a phone. The right panel features the same red hoodie person, with a different seated passenger who has their legs propped up. Overlaid text at the top reads: 'Just a reminder that NO-ONE outside of Twitter & 9gag saw any of these photos.' Text at the bottom states: 'They were sitewide banned on Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, and every TV & internet news site.' The meme humorously suggests the photos are exclusive to Twitter/X and 9gag due to being banned elsewhere.
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Just a reminder that NO-ONE outside of Twitter & 9gag saw any of these photos. They were sitewide banned on Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, and every TV & internet news site.

Overview

A two-panel meme depicting a subway scene. The left panel shows a person in a red hoodie standing in the aisle, while another individual sits and looks at a phone. The right panel features the same red hoodie person, with a different seated passenger who has their legs propped up. Overlaid text at the top reads: 'Just a reminder that NO-ONE outside of Twitter & 9gag saw any of these photos.' Text at the bottom states: 'They were sitewide banned on Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, and every TV & internet news site.' The meme humorously suggests the photos are exclusive to Twitter/X and 9gag due to being banned elsewhere.

Origin notes

This meme is a user-created remix, likely using image editing software to add text overlays to a real candid subway photograph. The 'imgflip.com' watermark indicates it was created or shared on the Imgflip platform, a popular meme generation site. The original subway image is repurposed with satirical text commenting on social media platform content restrictions.

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