Better Call Saul

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This humorous meme uses a scene from the AMC drama series Better Call Saul, showing lead character Saul Goodman, a defense attorney, speaking in a formal courtroom. The overlaid text presents a pun-based joke that plays on the double meaning of the term 'Grand Theft Auto': it refers both to the real-world criminal charge of motor vehicle theft, and the massively popular open-world video game franchise of the same name. The punchline argues that a defendant cannot be charged with 6 counts of Grand Theft Auto, as the 6th installment in the Grand Theft Auto video game series had not been publicly released at the time the meme was made, leaning into widespread frustration among gaming fans over repeated delays to the game's launch. The AMC network watermark is visible in the bottom right corner of the image.

Saul Goodman Argues 6 Grand Theft Auto Charges Are Invalid Because GTA 6 Isn't Released

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This is a dark humorous meme GIF showing the fictional character Lalo Salamanca from the TV series Better Call Saul lying dying from fatal bleeding wounds, smiling contentedly as he succumbs to his injuries. Overlaid text on the GIF reads "When it finally got me but at least it was hentai virus", which delivers an absurdist joke that even when facing death, the person is happy and satisfied because their cause of death is the fictional "hentai virus", a common comedic trope in otaku and internet circles that frames an imagined hentai-related virus as a desirable, funny cause of demise. The character's calm, happy expression while dying amplifies the silly, dark comedic tone of the joke.

WORTH IT: At Least It Was Hentai Virus

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This is a single-panel meme featuring a still of fictional character Saul Goodman from the *Breaking Bad* and *Better Call Saul* television universe, who is widely associated with clever, often unethical schemes. He is shown resting his hand on his chin with a cunning, smug, knowing expression looking at the viewer. Text on the left side presents a fake "amazing math trick": it instructs viewers to take their credit card number, multiply it by 1, add 0, then post the result in the comments. The joke hinges on the fact that multiplying any number by 1 and adding 0 leaves the number completely unchanged, so the "trick" is a transparent, humorous fake scam designed to trick people into publicly sharing their private credit card information.

Fake Math Trick To Steal Credit Card Numbers Joke

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This is a single-panel meme that edits a still of Gustavo "Gus" Fring from *Breaking Bad*, adding clown accessories (a rainbow curly wig and a round red clown nose) to his face. The meme uses the popular 'We Are Not The Same' contrast format, comparing two different reactions to being unhappy: when other people are miserable, they ruin everyone else's day; when the poster (the 'clown' in the joke) is miserable, they instead make other people laugh, ending with the line 'WE ARE NOT THE SAME' to highlight the difference. The joke plays on the common metaphor of calling someone a 'clown' for sacrificing their own happiness to entertain others.

I'm a Clown We Are Not The Same

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This meme uses the popular 'We Are Not The Same' format, featuring the character Gus Fring from the TV series *Breaking Bad* and *Better Call Saul*. The top text states 'YOU ARE LEARNING JAPANESE BECAUSE YOU WANNA GO TO JAPAN', framing a mainstream, socially acceptable reason for learning the language. The middle text contrasts this with 'I LEARN JAPANESE BECAUSE I WANNA READ UNTRANSLATED HENTAI DOUJINS', a humorous, niche, and suggestive motivation centered on untranslated adult manga content. The bottom text 'WE ARE NOT THE SAME' emphasizes the stark, comedic contrast between the two groups of Japanese learners. The humor stems from the unexpected, taboo-adjacent reason being framed as distinct from the mainstream one, amplified by Gus Fring's serious, intimidating demeanor which makes the absurd contrast funnier.

We Are Not The Same: Japanese Learning Motivations Meme

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This meme uses the popular dual-image Gus Fringe template from the TV series *Breaking Bad* to satirize the perceived double standard of Europeans regarding racism. The top header text reads "Europeans:", split into two contrasting scenarios:
1. Left side: The text "haha americans are racists" is paired with an image of Gus Fringe laughing joyfully, representing Europeans mocking American racism.
2. Right side: The text "when they see a gypsy/roma" is paired with an image of Gus Fringe looking shocked, tense, and serious, implying Europeans hold negative, discriminatory views towards Roma people despite criticizing others for racism. The meme critiques hypocrisy in attitudes toward marginalized groups.

Europeans' Racism Double Standard Gus Fringe Meme

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A meme featuring a screenshot of an older man with gray hair, wearing a brown jacket over a checkered shirt, standing outdoors with a blurred tree trunk and greenery in the background. The top text, in bold uppercase letters, reads 'WHEN THE VIDEO CAPTION IS "WAIT FOR IT"', while the bottom text (appearing as the character's dialogue) states 'No... No I don't think I will'. The meme humorously conveys reluctance to endure lengthy buildup in videos that use 'Wait for it' captions, often leading to underwhelming payoffs.

Reacting to 'Wait for it' Video Captions

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A courtroom scene meme featuring two men in formal suits. One man stands, gesturing with his right hand, while the other sits at a table cluttered with documents and a tablet. The background includes seated spectators and an American flag, indicating a formal legal setting. The original title 'What if???' suggests a hypothetical scenario, typical of thought-provoking memes.

What if???

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