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Seeing the younger generation not know this makes me sad.....

The meme features an illustration of a person lying face down on the ground with dry grass in the background. Above the person, the text 'We still talk about you' is displayed, and at the bottom, within a circular hole in the ground, the text 'THE GAME' is shown. The watermark 'imgflip.com' is present at the bottom left. The meme evokes nostalgia for the internet phenomenon 'The Game', referencing that it's still discussed despite being less known to younger generations.
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The meme features an illustration of a person lying face down on the ground with dry grass in the background. Above the person, the text 'We still talk about you' is displayed, and at the bottom, within a circular hole in the ground, the text 'THE GAME' is shown. The watermark 'imgflip.com' is present at the bottom left. The meme evokes nostalgia for the internet phenomenon 'The Game', referencing that it's still discussed despite being less known to younger generations.

Origin notes

The meme is sourced from Reddit's Meme community. It appears to be created using image editing software (likely via imgflip.com, as indicated by the watermark), combining an illustration with overlaid text to reference the internet meme 'The Game', which involves the concept of thinking about 'The Game' and losing.

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