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This meme uses a clip of Lord Voldemort screaming and disintegrating into small fragments from his death scene in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2*. The repeated text on the meme reads: "ME POSTING 'HARRY POTTER FILMS ARE BETTER THAN THE BOOKS', THEN PUTTING MY PHONE ON VIBRATE AND STICKING IT UP MY ASS". The visual of Voldemort in agonizing pain as he falls apart humorously represents the intense, overwhelming unpleasant sensation the poster experiences from the combined backlash to their controversial Harry Potter fandom hot take and the vibrating phone, as a crude self-deprecating joke.
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ME POSTING "HARRY POTTER FILMS ARE BETTER THAN THE BOOKS", THEN PUTTING MY PHONE ON VIBRATE AND STICKING IT UP MY ASS

Overview

This meme uses a clip of Lord Voldemort screaming and disintegrating into small fragments from his death scene in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. The repeated text on the meme reads: "ME POSTING 'HARRY POTTER FILMS ARE BETTER THAN THE BOOKS', THEN PUTTING MY PHONE ON VIBRATE AND STICKING IT UP MY ASS". The visual of Voldemort in agonizing pain as he falls apart humorously represents the intense, overwhelming unpleasant sensation the poster experiences from the combined backlash to their controversial Harry Potter fandom hot take and the vibrating phone, as a crude self-deprecating joke.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of Reddit Meme community posts, with the original title 'Ready for a good time'. The visual footage is taken directly from the Warner Bros. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 feature film, edited with added humorous text on Imgflip before being shared on Reddit meme communities as an edgy relatable joke for Harry Potter fans.

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