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Who Would Win? r/Art (22.3M Members) vs. Unknown Person

A 'Who Would Win?' format meme featuring two panels with the top text 'WHO WOULD WIN?'. The left panel displays the r/Art subreddit logo (a panda head in a yellow circle) accompanied by the text 'r/Art 22.3M members' on a black background. The right panel shows a real person with long brown hair, a beard, wearing a white shirt, against a blue and white indoor background. The meme humorously or ironically contrasts the large online community of r/Art with an individual person.
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WHO WOULD WIN? r/Art 22.3M members

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A 'Who Would Win?' format meme featuring two panels with the top text 'WHO WOULD WIN?'. The left panel displays the r/Art subreddit logo (a panda head in a yellow circle) accompanied by the text 'r/Art 22.3M members' on a black background. The right panel shows a real person with long brown hair, a beard, wearing a white shirt, against a blue and white indoor background. The meme humorously or ironically contrasts the large online community of r/Art with an individual person.

Origin notes

This meme utilizes the popular 'Who Would Win?' template, which typically presents two contrasting entities for comedic effect. The left panel references the r/Art subreddit, a large Reddit community for art discussion with 22.3 million members. The right panel features an unidentified real person, likely a stock image or casual photograph. The image was likely created using basic image editing software, and the 'imgflip.com' watermark indicates it was hosted or created on Imgflip, a common platform for meme creation. It is a remix of the existing template rather than an original creation.

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