Super Mario 64

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This is a chain reaction meme that uses repurposed video game assets to visually explain how the rising cost of living crushes any hope of growing personal savings. A giant menacing monster labeled 'Rising Prices of Everything' looms at the top, pushing smaller labeled obstacles downhill in sequence: rising gas prices, then increasing insurance costs, then rising rent, each knocking the next one forward. At the bottom of the image, a person crawling on the ground labeled 'My dream of having growing savings' is about to be hit by the flying rent, illustrating how all cumulative price increases completely eliminate any chance of building personal savings.

It can be depressing to see how little is left at the start of the month

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This meme uses the classic 'Four Horsemen' template, a play on the 'Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse' trope, to highlight four iconic video game soundtracks that are extremely prevalent in YouTube content. The four entries are:
1. **Hollow Knight**: A critically acclaimed indie game with an atmospheric, emotionally resonant soundtrack frequently used in ambient gameplay, edit, and analysis videos.
2. **Super Mario Odyssey**: A mainstream Nintendo platformer with upbeat, recognizable tracks that appear in casual gaming highlights, upbeat edits, and family-friendly content.
3. **Pokémon Black & White**: A beloved entry in the Pokémon franchise with a nostalgic, memorable soundtrack often featured in nostalgia-focused Pokémon content, edits, and compilation videos.
4. **Undertale**: A cultural indie hit with a legendary soundtrack that is ubiquitous in YouTube edits, meme content, and analysis videos due to its wide-reaching impact and emotional depth.

The joke leans into the relatable experience for YouTube viewers and gamers, who will instantly recognize how often these soundtracks are used across the platform, framing them as the 'dominant' forces in gaming-related YouTube audio.

The 4 Horsemen of Gaming Soundtracks Used in YouTube Videos

This meme uses the classic 'F…

A two-panel meme featuring Luigi from the Super Mario franchise. The top panel shows Luigi sitting casually on a couch, holding a book with a calm expression, accompanied by the text 'casually reading a book'. The bottom panel shows Luigi with a shocked, distressed expression (wearing sunglasses), holding the book open, with the text 'realising you have been reading with your eyes instead of your brain so you have to restart'. The meme humorously captures the relatable experience of mindlessly reading and having to restart because one wasn't mentally engaged.

Luigi Realizing He Read with Eyes Instead of Brain

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A two-panel meme featuring Mario. Top panel: Mario sits at a balcony table with a laptop and coffee cup, excitedly saying, "Woah! The Stranger Things vol 2 is lit: lets see the internet". Middle text overlay: "INTERNET: Stranger Things ending is gonna suck like GOT". Bottom panel: Mario looks confused, asking, "Did I miss something? or its the usual?". The setting includes a cityscape background, emphasizing Mario's transition from excitement to confusion over internet negativity.

Mario Reacts to Internet Hating on Stranger Things Ending Like GOT

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A meme featuring a top text caption and two side-by-side screenshots from Super Mario 64. The caption reads, 'Imagine getting to heaven and Jesus pulls up this footage of you playing Mario 64 in 1997'. The left screenshot shows Mario standing on a snowy platform with a blue penguin beside him, likely in the Cool, Cool Mountain level. The right screenshot shows Mario looking down at the penguin, which has fallen off the platform, humorously implying an embarrassing 'fail' moment from the player's past being exposed in heaven.

When Jesus Shows Your Mario 64 Fails in Heaven

A meme featuring a top text c…