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This is a relatable two-part meme that satirizes the universal frustration of encountering deceptive online ads. The top text establishes a scenario: *"The guy who made 'Skip Ad' appear but it's actually another ad: *Arrives in hell*"* followed by *"Satan:"*. The lower panel is a screenshot from a live-action comedy skit, featuring a red-skinned, horned Satan character saying *"Well, I just wanna say that I'm a huge fan"*, with a annoyed-looking man standing beside him. The humor derives from framing the creator of fake skip-ad buttons as so effectively irritating (an "evil" act in the eyes of internet users) that even Satan, the symbolic ruler of hell, admires their work. It taps into the shared annoyance of being tricked into watching more ads when trying to skip content online.

Satan is a Fan of the Fake Skip Ad Creator

This is a relatable two-part …

A two-panel meme comparing human reactions to visible celestial events. The top panel shows two people calmly using a telescope to observe the sky at sunset with the text 'Humans during visible celestial events now,' depicting modern curiosity and scientific observation. The bottom panel is a close-up of a person with a wide-eyed, shocked expression, labeled 'Humans during visible celestial events 500 years ago,' with the subtitle 'We're all gonna die!' humorously implying historical fear and apocalyptic interpretation of celestial phenomena.

Humans Reacting to Celestial Events: Now vs 500 Years Ago

A two-panel meme comparing hu…