The Boys (Amazon Prime Video Series)

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This is a text-over-reaction-image meme. The top text sets up a scenario: the poster is watching their friend who completed an entire project alone give the poster unearned credit for the work, with a twist reveal that the two are in court, meaning the credit will make the poster legally liable for any negative consequences of the project. The image below is a shot of the character Homelander from *The Boys* sitting in an audience with a tense, panicked, frozen expression, perfectly capturing the feeling of realizing you are about to get in serious trouble for something you did not do. The humor comes from the subversion of expectations: normally receiving unearned credit is seen as a positive, but in this legal context it is a disaster, referenced by the original post title 'I'm cooked' meaning the poster is in huge trouble.

I'm Cooked - Watching Friend Give Me Unearned Project Credit In Court

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This is a two-panel side-by-side comparison meme. The left panel features a still of Henry Cavill portraying Superman from the DC Extended Universe, a widely recognized symbol of heroic nobility, stoicism, and moral goodness, captioned 'England in their history books.'. The right panel features a still of Antony Starr portraying Homelander from *The Boys*, a villainous, corrupt, violently oppressive character who pretends to be a noble public hero, captioned 'England in other's history books.'. The satirical joke draws a contrast between how England portrays itself as a positive, noble force in its own national history curriculum, versus how countries impacted by British colonialism and historical aggression portray England as a harmful, oppressive power in their own history education.

England Own vs Other Countries History Books Perception Meme

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This meme consists of a short text conversation followed by a reaction image. The text reads: 'bro: I like boys', 'me: which episode's your favorite?', 'bro: episode?', 'me:'. The image under 'me:' is a close-up shot of the character Homelander from the live-action series *The Boys* giving a blank, awkward, unamused stare. The joke is a pun-based misunderstanding: the speaker assumes 'boys' refers to the popular superhero TV show *The Boys*, while the 'bro' means he is romantically/sexually attracted to men, leading to an awkward moment of realization for the speaker.

Boys huh? Misunderstanding pun meme with Homelander

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This is a 3-panel meme using the widely popular 'Deep Thoughts with The Deep' format. The first panel features the character The Deep from the satirical superhero series *The Boys* with a neutral serious expression, paired with text stating 'IF SINGLE PEOPLE CAN'T GET INTO RELATIONSHIP BECAUSE THEY ARE BROKE'. The second panel shows The Deep tilting his head in confused curiosity, overlaid with the follow-up question 'THEN WHO IS PAYING ONLYFANS'. The final black and white panel shows The Deep looking down pensively, accompanied by the format's signature branding text 'DEEP THOUGHTS WITH THE DEEP' on the left side. The joke draws attention to an apparent cultural contradiction: the common narrative that single people cannot afford to pursue romantic relationships, contrasted with the massive revenue of adult content platform OnlyFans, implying many of the same people claiming to be too poor for dating spend their disposable income on OnlyFans subscriptions instead.

Joke About Single People Being Too Broke For Relationships But Paying For OnlyFans

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This is a two-panel comparison meme centered on the character Homelander from the Amazon Prime Video series *The Boys*. The left panel shows Ryan Butcher, Homelander's biological son: a young boy with a surprised, neutral expression, dressed in a casual orange striped shirt under a plaid hoodie, paired with the caption 'THE SON HOMELANDER GOT'. The right panel features a menacing, masked figure in a striped shirt, standing in shadow, with the caption 'THE SON HOMELANDER WANTED'. The meme uses the classic 'wanted vs got' format to satirize Homelander's narcissistic, violent nature: he desires a son who is a ruthless, unhinged superhuman like himself, but instead has Ryan, a child who struggles with his powers and shows empathy, conflicting with Homelander's twisted ideals of strength and legacy. The humor comes from the stark contrast between the gentle, vulnerable Ryan and the dark, intimidating figure that represents Homelander's warped expectations.

Homelander: The Son He Got vs The Son He Wanted (The Boys Meme)

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