Joker (2019 film)

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The meme features two blocks of text paired with a still of Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck from the 2019 *Joker* film, where he is holding a cigarette and wearing a weary, sardonic expression. The top text sets up the relatable scenario: when someone asks you what is bothering you, but the issue is that you can hear a faint buzzing noise coming from lights that other people cannot perceive. The bottom text, placed over the Joker's face, reads 'You wouldn't get it', conveying the feeling that this strange, specific sensory experience is too difficult to explain to people who do not have the same sensitivity, so you do not bother trying to explain why you are upset.

Relatable meme about hearing faint light buzzing others can't perceive

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using screenshots from the 2019 *Joker* movie's talk show confrontation scene. The top panel features Robert De Niro's character Murray Franklin with overlaid text asking 'IS AUTISM A DISABILITY?'. The bottom panel shows Joaquin Phoenix's Joker character looking over his shoulder with overlaid text responding 'IT IS, AND I'M TIRED OF PEOPLE SAYING IT'S A SUPERPOWER'. The accompanying original post title references the common autistic experience of having an extremely limited range of safe foods (only 15 foods) as a concrete example of the disabling aspects of autism that are erased by the popular online narrative that frames autism exclusively as a positive 'superpower'.

If I had the choice to eat more than 15 foods, don't you think I'd have taken it by now?!

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This meme uses a behind-the-scenes photograph from the 2019 *Joker* film, taken on a subway train set. On the left, actor Joaquin Phoenix in full Joker costume and makeup sits calmly with a faint amused expression, labeled 'Indians'. On the right, film director Todd Phillips sits gesturing wildly with both hands raised in an exasperated manner, labeled 'people in the west complaining about the hot weather'. The joke relies on the common stereotype that people living in India are accustomed to far higher summer temperatures, so they remain unbothered by heat that people in western countries find intolerable and worthy of complaint. A 'made with mematic' watermark is present in the bottom left corner.

Indians Are Unbothered By Summer Heat While Westerners Complain

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The meme consists of top text overlaid on a close-up still of Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck from the 2019 *Joker* film. The text reads 'Me: Alright, time to relax *Boots up an extremely stressful video game*'. The character shown holds a lit cigarette, with a tense, weary, strained half-smirk expression that conveys the ironic, relatable contradiction of intentionally choosing a high-stress leisure activity (like difficult, competitive video games) when the user's stated goal is to relax, a common habit among many gamers.

Relaxing By Playing Stressful Video Game Joker Meme

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This two-panel meme uses the iconic interview scene format from the 2019 *Joker* film to argue that dismissing a movie by calling it 'a kids movie' is a dumb, invalid excuse. The top panel, featuring Robert De Niro's character Murray Franklin, asks the question: 'You're telling me "it's a kids movie" is a dumb excuse?', and the bottom panel, featuring Joaquin Phoenix as Joker, responds: 'I do. And I'm tired of pretending it's not.' The meme aligns with the take that many of the greatest movies of all time are family/kids movies, and dismissing them solely for being targeted at children is wrong.

"It's a kids movie" is a dumb excuse

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This two-panel meme uses scenes from the 2019 *Joker* live-action film to humorously exaggerate the abrupt transition from the end of February to March. The top panel shows Arthur Fleck (Joker) standing calmly with a smug smile, labeled **February 28** — representing the slow, uneventful final day of the month. The bottom panel captures Joker mid-fall, tumbling onto the roof of a yellow taxi, labeled **March 1** — visualizing the phrase 'March comes at you fast' to joke about how quickly the new month arrives, catching people off guard. The meme plays on the relatable feeling of time passing unexpectedly quickly at the end of a month.

March Comes At You Fast (Joker Movie Meme)

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This 4-panel collage meme contrasts the reactions of mobile and PC 9Gag users to the return of the double-tap zoom feature:
1. **Top Left**: The Joker (from the 2019 *Joker* film) and a man in a tutu dance up stairs, with text *"DOUBLE TAP TO ZOOM IS BACK!"* to show excited celebration.
2. **Top Right**: The iconic "Success Kid" meme with text *"WE DID IT! Double tap zooming is back"* to emphasize triumphant approval.
3. **Bottom Left**: A smiling Mr. Incredible (from *The Incredibles*) labeled *"MOBILE 9GAGERS"*, representing mobile users who benefit from and are happy about the touch-based zoom feature.
4. **Bottom Right**: A glitched, distorted Mr. Incredible labeled *"PC 9GAGERS"*, representing desktop users who find the feature irrelevant or frustrating, as PC interfaces use mouse-based zoom instead.

Don't Double Tap: 9Gag Mobile vs PC Users React to Zoom Feature Return

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A two-panel meme utilizing screenshots from the 2019 film 'Joker'. The top panel features an older man (likely Murray Franklin, portrayed by Robert De Niro) with a serious expression, leaning forward and looking intently, accompanied by the text: 'Let me get this straight: You think car accident deaths are too normalized in America?'. The bottom panel shows Arthur Fleck/Joker (portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix) with a smirk and intense gaze, looking back over his shoulder, with the response: 'I do. and I'm tired of pretending it's not.' The meme uses the dramatic tension between the two characters to highlight the perceived normalization of car accident deaths in American society.

Car Accident Deaths Normalized in America Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring a top text overlay and two movie screenshots. The top text reads: 'Me after finding out that people with IQ below 90 have problem understanding hypothetical situations:'. The upper panel shows an older man in a suit with a serious expression, accompanied by yellow text: 'people are equal are they not?'. The lower panel features the Joker (with green hair and clown makeup) smirking, with yellow text: 'They are not, and I am tired of pretending that they are'. The meme humorously contrasts a questioning stance on equality with a frustrated rejection, implying that difficulty understanding hypothetical situations (linked to low IQ) leads to pretending everyone is equal.

Me After Learning People With Low IQ Struggle With Hypothetical Situations Meme

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A two-panel meme using film screenshots to depict a dialogue about wealth inequality. The top panel features an older man with gray hair, wearing a dark jacket, looking serious and speaking. His text overlay reads: 'let me get this straight. You think the world has always been owned by Rich people and even now we are technically their modern slaves.' The bottom panel shows the Joker (from the 2019 film 'Joker') with green hair, white face paint, and a red suit, smiling slightly. His text overlay responds: 'I do and I am tired of pretending that its not.' The meme uses these characters to express a critical view on perceived modern servitude to the wealthy.

Joker on Rich People Owning the World

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OpenAI Bankruptcy Reaction Meme

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A two-panel meme satirizing Elon Musk's decision to block Grok AI from generating sexualized images of real people. The top section features a headline about Musk's X blocking Grok, accompanied by a small photo of Elon Musk. The first main panel shows an older man in a suit (likely Alfred Pennyworth from *The Dark Knight Rises*) with the text: 'Let me get this straight, you think the guardrails were added because of 'ethics' and 'protecting real people'?' The second panel features the Joker (from *Joker 2019*) responding: 'I don't. I think someone generated Elon in a maid outfit and he lost his mind.' The meme implies Musk's motives are personal rather than ethical.

The most predictable character arc in tech history

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