Clown applying makeup meme template

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This is a 5-panel comparative meme. Each left-hand panel displays a sequential change to YouTube's public rating system, starting with the original discontinued 5-star rating system showing a 4.9/5 rating, followed by the introduction of public like and dislike counts showing 305K likes vs 1.1M dislikes, then the hiding of public dislike counts where only the word 'DISLIKE' appears next to 3M likes, then an internal hidden 5-star rating prompt asking users to rate videos to help improve YouTube, and finally the complete removal of the dislike button from YouTube Shorts. Each corresponding right-hand panel shows a man progressively applying clown makeup: first applying white face paint, then adding colored clown eye and mouth makeup, then finishing facial makeup, then putting on a rainbow clown wig, and finally appearing as a fully completed clown. The meme satirizes YouTube's successive changes to its rating system as increasingly ridiculous and clownish, referencing widespread user criticism that removing public dislike metrics hides low-quality or misleading content from viewers.

Dislike the Dislikes

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This is a 4-panel sequential meme based on the popular 'clown applying makeup' format. Each left side of the panel lists a step of granting increasingly intrusive permissions to a newly downloaded mobile application, while the right side shows a person progressively applying full clown makeup. The permission steps are: 1) Download an app, 2) Give app my location, 3) Give app my precise location, 4) Allow app to always run in the background. By the final panel, the person is fully transformed into a clown, sarcastically implying that users are acting like fools for agreeing to these overreaching, unnecessary app permission requests.

Apps want so much unnecessary access

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This is a 4-panel progressive clown meme, where each panel shows a man incrementally adding more clown makeup to his face, paired with text that illustrates the increasingly absurd expansion of mandatory ID verification requirements online. It starts with ID only being requested for adult sites, then moves to requiring ID for "dangerous content", then requiring ID just to post any content, and ends with the absurd extreme example of needing to provide valid ID just to access an online Burger King order of fries. The meme satirizes the growing trend of identity checks being mandated for more and more mundane online activities, framing the situation as increasingly ridiculous that leaves users fully "clowned" by constant ID demands.

They're gonna do ID for posting now?

This is a 4-panel progressive…