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This is a humorous meme using the popular Roll Safe (guy tapping head) reaction image template. The top overlaid text reads 'If you think you're in the Truman Show' and the bottom text reads 'Just play copyrighted music so they can't air it'. The joke relies on two common pieces of public knowledge: first, the premise of the 1998 film *The Truman Show*, where the protagonist's entire life is a secretly filmed, 24/7 unscripted reality show broadcast to global audiences, and second, that media platforms are prohibited from airing content containing copyrighted music without paying for proper licensing. The joke frames playing copyrighted music as a clever workaround to shut down the hypothetical Truman Show broadcast a person might believe they are part of, emphasized by the character's smug, self-satisfied expression and temple-tapping gesture signaling a smart idea.

The Truman Show Copyright Loophole Meme

This is a humorous meme using…

This is a classic Roll Safe format meme. It displays a screenshot of the character Roll Safe (played by actor Kayode Ewumi) pointing his index finger to his temple with a smug, self-satisfied expression, a visual trope used to present a seemingly obvious, clever logical point. Text placed above the image reads: "if voting never changed anything the elites wouldn't be trying so hard to stop you from doing it". The meme makes an argument that voting is actually a meaningfully impactful civic action, using the reasoning that if voting truly had no effect, powerful elite groups would not spend resources restricting people's access to voting.

If Voting Didn't Matter Elites Wouldn't Stop You From Doing It

This is a classic Roll Safe f…