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This meme is a combination of a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post and a popular reaction image. The top section shows a post from verified X user dellie isla, posted at 7:40 PM on 5 July 2026, which has accumulated 1.8M views. The post reads 'If England win tonight against Mexico I'll do whatever the top comment says 🤔', paired with two selfies of the poster: one where she is smiling, and one with a neutral pouting expression. The top comment on the post, from user bear-ly Catholic, reads 'Make a video of your dad telling you he is proud of you'. Below this comment is the viral 'Emotional Damage' reaction meme of comedian Steven He looking shocked and stunned, with the text 'EMOTIONAL DAMAGE' overlaid. The joke lies in the implication that this request is either extremely difficult or emotionally painful to fulfill, as many people do not have fathers who openly express pride in them, making the promise the original poster made essentially impossible to keep, matching the original 'Impossibru' title.

Impossibru: England Win Promise Emotional Damage Meme

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This meme uses the popular "Wake up babe new X just dropped" format for sarcastic effect. The text at the top reads "Wake up babe new middle class just dropped", followed by a list of 6 of the world's wealthiest tech billionaires with their net worths: Larry Page (Google, $301B), Sergey Brin (Google, $277.6B), Jeff Bezos (Amazon, $254.1B), Michael Dell (Dell Technologies, $234.5B), Larry Ellison (Oracle, $231.6B), and Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook, $198.2B). The joke is extreme hyperbole and irony: it refers to these ultra-rich multi-billionaires as the "new middle class", paired with the original submission title "look at the poor people" to mock the staggering gap between the world's wealthiest people and average working class individuals.

Wake up babe new middle class just dropped

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He Left School vs You Left School Dropout Comparison Meme

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This meme is a screenshot of a YouTube user interface displaying two videos from the same creator, Erick Khan. The main, currently loaded video is titled 'How to NEVER GET CAUGHT Smoking Weed' and has 199,000 views. The video listed immediately under 'Up next' is also by Erick Khan, titled 'got caught smoking weed...' with 140,000 views. The humor derives from the blatant irony: the creator released a tutorial explaining how to avoid getting caught smoking weed, then immediately released a video about him getting caught doing exactly that, proving his advice is ineffective and untrustworthy, which aligns with the original title warning not to follow his advice.

Don't Follow This YouTuber's Weed Smoking Advice

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This is a screenshot of a YouTube video showing a young man with long dark hair wearing a maroon striped shirt facing the camera. The video's main caption reads 'I pranked myself by going to school 18 years for nothing', with standard YouTube UI elements visible below: 13K views, 2.9K likes, 4 dislikes, share/download/save buttons, plus the channel info for 'Jojas Makes...' which has 61K subscribers. The joke is a subversion of typical prank content: instead of targeting another person, the creator frames his own 18 years of formal education that did not deliver expected benefits as a self-inflicted prank, which is relatable for people frustrated with poor returns on their educational investment.

The Ultimate Prank: I Pranked Myself By Going To School 18 Years For Nothing

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This humorous meme features text overlaid on a screenshot of the first ever public YouTube video, titled 'Me at the zoo'. The top text reads 'Just started watching Youtube when does Speed show up?', which rests above the thumbnail of the 21-year-old video showing YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim standing in front of an elephant enclosure at a zoo. The lower part of the image displays standard YouTube UI elements, including the video's 389 million view count, 18 million likes, and a subscribe button. The joke relies on the absurd premise that YouTube functions as a single linear, chronological piece of media rather than a platform hosting millions of independent videos uploaded across decades, with the poster expecting popular modern creator IShowSpeed (colloquially shortened to Speed) to appear later in the supposed continuous series.

New YouTube viewer asks when iShowSpeed appears in the first ever YouTube video

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