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This is a two-panel reaction meme utilizing footage from the hit Netflix Korean drama *Squid Game*. The top panel depicts a crowd of *Squid Game* contestants in matching green tracksuits cheering loudly, yelling with raised fists in visible excitement. The bottom panel shows the exact same group of people immediately going silent, their cheering stopped as they display shocked, confused, and disappointed expressions. Paired with the title 'Elon Musk is no longer a Billionaire', the meme satirizes the reaction of people critical of Elon Musk: they first celebrate enthusiastically at the news of him losing his billionaire status, only to immediately stop when they realize he still retains hundreds of millions of dollars in wealth, or the report is misleading and he still remains a billionaire.

Elon Musk Is No Longer A Billionaire Squid Game Reaction Meme

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This meme uses an intense celebration scene from the Netflix show *Squid Game*, where multiple characters are screaming and cheering ecstatically with raised fists. The overlaid text jokes about the over-the-top joy people feel when they see their former romantic partner is doing poorly in life after a breakup, leaning into the relatable feeling of schadenfreude after a bad split.

Happy When Your Ex Is Struggling

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This meme expresses widespread satisfaction over the news that OpenAI shut down its AI video generation model Sora. The text labels OpenAI's action of shutting down Sora (which the meme creator calls 'AI slop', a dismissive term for low-quality AI content), then uses an image of cheering characters from *Squid Game* to show how 'everyone else' is excitedly celebrating the shutdown, implying that many people are unhappy with unregulated low-quality AI generated content.

Did we just win? OpenAI shuts down Sora celebration

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This meme uses a still from the Netflix series *Squid Game*, featuring the main character Seong Gi-hun (Player 456) with a horrified, distressed expression. The top text presents a satirical challenge: "American fast food CEOs, your next task is to eat your company's food on camera and look like you enjoy it". The joke leans into the common public criticism that fast food is unappetizing/unhealthy, framing this task as an impossible, high-stakes challenge similar to the deadly games in *Squid Game*. The character's shocked, upset face emphasizes how unappealing and difficult this task would be for the executives.

Impossible Challenge: Fast Food CEOs Eat Their Own Food On Camera (Squid Game Meme)

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This meme repurposes an iconic, emotional screenshot from the Netflix series *Squid Game*, featuring Seong Gi-hun (Player 456) with a distraught, tearful expression. Above the image, the text reads: **American fast food CEOs, your next task is to eat your own company's food on camera and actually look like you enjoy it.** The joke is rooted in sarcasm, implying that the food served by major fast food chains is of such low quality that eating it and pretending to enjoy it would be a torturous, difficult task—comparable to the deadly, high-stakes games in *Squid Game*. The original title, "Its your turn, Arby's", specifically calls out the fast food chain, framing this hypothetical challenge as their "next task" in the style of the show's game announcements.

It's Your Turn, Arby's - Fast Food CEOs Squid Game Meme

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This meme humorously exaggerates the stereotype of overly critical teachers. The top section displays text: *Students: "2+3=5"*, presenting a simple, undeniably correct basic math equation. Below this, a screenshot from the Netflix series *Squid Game* shows the main character Seong Gi-hun (Player 456, portrayed by Lee Jung-jae) with an intensely angry, frustrated expression, yelling the subtitle line *"How god damn it?!"*. The comedic effect comes from the absurdity of a teacher reacting with extreme rage to a completely correct student response, using the iconic, high-emotion reaction shot from the popular show to amplify the satirical take on unreasonable educator behavior.

Teachers Losing It Over Correct Student Answers (Squid Game Meme)

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This meme uses a split-panel 'expectation vs reality' format to humorously critique workplace dynamics. At the top, the text reads '-You work your ass off at work' to set the context. The left panel, labeled 'Expectation', shows a person in a green tracksuit (with the number '001') running dynamically with an energetic expression, accompanied by the caption 'Salary increased'. The right panel, labeled 'Reality', shows the same person sitting curled up in a white tube, looking tired and disappointed, with the caption 'Tasks increased'. The meme highlights the common frustration of working hard expecting a salary raise, only to receive more responsibilities instead.

Work Hard for a Raise? Nope, More Tasks Instead

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A two-panel comparison meme depicting a character's financial status in January 2025 versus December 2025. The top panel, labeled '2025 January', shows the character wearing a green jacket with a yellow '$0' overlaid on their chest, standing in front of a pink wall with a red-cloaked figure in the background. The bottom panel, labeled '2025 December', features the same character in a formal suit, leaning against a wall with a serious expression, and a yellow '$0,000,000' overlaid. The humor stems from the sarcastic implication that despite the passage of a year, the character's monetary value remains effectively zero (as '$0,000,000' is numerically equivalent to '$0').

2025 January vs December: Still $0 Meme

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A two-panel meme utilizing screenshots from the Netflix series 'Squid Game.' The top panel shows character Cho Sang-woo (wearing a green tracksuit) with a wide, friendly smile against a pink-walled background with a red guard visible. Overlaid text reads 'Relatives when you're successful.' The bottom panel features the same character with a stern, serious frown, no visible guards, and text 'When you're more successful than them.' The meme humorously contrasts relatives' friendly demeanor when you achieve success versus their negative reaction when you surpass their own success.

Squid Game Relatives' Success Reaction Meme

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