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This is an edited humorous meme combining a real photograph of a Los Angeles public service sign with a sexually modified render of the Dragon Ball character Broly. The public sign displays the text 'JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE CARRIES IT WELL, DOESN'T MEAN IT ISN'T HEAVY', which originally refers to supporting people with hidden mental health struggles. The edited Broly is squatting next to the sign facing away from the camera, looking back with a smirk, nude except for green boots and wristbands, with his large buttocks and muscular back on full display. The joke is a lewd double entendre, twisting the original meaning of the sign to imply Broly is referring to an anal sexual burden he is 'carrying well'.

Broly Lewd Double Entendre Meme About Carrying Heavy Burdens

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This meme is a two-part collage. The top section is a screenshot of a 2021 Twitter (now X) post from user @yngthgw asking 'Wtf is "burning CDs"', showing that younger generations are unfamiliar with the once-common practice of writing audio or data to recordable compact discs. The bottom section is a screenshot of the animated character Frieza from the Dragon Ball franchise, with a halo above his head against a green, smoky rocky landscape. Overlaid text on Frieza reads '*me, in my 30s*', and a subtitle at the bottom has Frieza saying 'I'll ignore that.' The joke highlights the frustration of people in their 30s (primarily millennials) who feel their age when confronted with younger people not recognizing technology that was commonplace in their youth, choosing to dismiss the reminder of their age instead of acknowledging it.

Millennials React to Gen Z Not Knowing What Burning CDs Means

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This is a comparison collage meme. The main part of the image shows a real photograph of professional soccer player Erling Haaland laughing with his eyes squinted and mouth wide open in a broad grin. An inset circular frame to the lower right contains an image of the Evil Buu (Kid Buu) character from the Dragon Ball anime series, who is making an almost identical facial expression. A red arrow points from Haaland's neck area to the Evil Buu image to highlight the visual similarity. Text at the bottom of the image explicitly states the fan comparison between the two figures.

Fans compare Erling Haaland to Dragon Ball's Evil Buu

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The meme opens with text at the top mocking people who put Bible verses in their social media bios to signal moral virtue, claiming these people actually have the combined personality of the three characters shown below. The three characters are famously cruel, manipulative, unapologetically evil fictional antagonists: Mahito from *Jujutsu Kaisen*, Frieza from the *Dragon Ball* franchise, and Eric Cartman from *South Park*. The joke satirizes performative religious displays online that do not match a person's real, unethical behavior.

They're actually quite common

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This is a 4-panel gaming meme featuring characters from the Dragon Ball franchise. The first panel shows Vegeta charging a blue energy attack while facing an extremely over-muscled, overpowered version of Goku nicknamed "Swoleku" in a rocky open game environment. The second panel shifts to a sandy terrain, where Vegeta prepares to launch the attack at Swoleku, who is standing still facing away from him. The third panel shows Vegeta completely defeated, laying in a crater in the sand, while Swoleku stands over him completely unharmed. The fourth panel shows Vegeta kneeling in front of Swoleku, not preparing another attack, but holding up a common in-game "POWER SURVEY" feedback popup, implying he is unable to defeat Swoleku via combat and is instead resorting to reporting him as overpowered via the game's survey system. The joke relies on relatable gaming experiences of encountering unbeatable overpowered opponents and the ubiquitous annoying in-game survey prompts in modern video games.

Swoleku vs Vegeta Gaming Meme

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This is a 3-column comparative meme exploring the wildly different connotations of the letter 'X' across three common contexts. At the top of the meme, a large white 'X' is displayed on a black background, referencing the ubiquitous school exam question 'Find the value of x'. The first column, labeled 'IN THE ALPHABET', features a dopey, half-asleep alien meme character, implying that X as a standard alphabet letter is extremely simple and obvious. The second column, labeled 'IN MATH', shows a serious, powerful Super Saiyan Goku from the Dragon Ball franchise, conveying that solving for the variable X in mathematics is a difficult, high-effort, high-stakes task. The third column, labeled 'IN BIOLOGY', shows the widely mocked, uncanny original design of Sonic the Hedgehog from the scrapped first cut of the 2020 live-action Sonic film, referencing the awkward, often contentious discussions around X/Y sex chromosomes in biology, which are perceived as uncomfortable or weird by many people.

Find the value of X across different subjects

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The meme features bold text at the top reading "This used to be a joke" above a screenshot from the game Fortnite, set in a desert area in front of the Station 99 gas station location. Four playable character skins are lined up on Fortnite spawn pads: an upside-down hanging Spider-Man from Marvel, the kaiju Godzilla, Peter Griffin from the animated sitcom Family Guy, and Goku from the Dragon Ball anime franchise. The humorous point of the meme is that the combination of these extremely disparate, unrelated fictional characters in the same game was once a commonly referenced absurd joke online, but Fortnite has since added all of these characters as official playable skins, making the former joke a reality. A Fortnite watermark is visible in the bottom right corner of the game screenshot.

This used to be a joke Fortnite crossover meme

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