Wojak Meme Template Library

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The meme is structured as a two-part comparison of job market accessibility across generations. The top section is labeled "Boomers getting a job:", showing a neutral Wojak character saying "Hi I'd like a job", with another Wojak character immediately responding "Perfect, you're hired" to represent how simple job searching was for the boomer generation. The bottom section is labeled "Getting a job now:", showing a tired, haggard Wojak character listing high qualifications: "I have a PhD, know 6 languages, and have been working for 2 years", only to receive an "APPLICATION DENIED" response from a robot icon representing automated applicant filtering systems, highlighting how unreasonably difficult modern job searching is even for highly qualified candidates.

Meme comparing boomer vs modern job hiring difficulty

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This meme combines a screenshot of a viral 2022 Twitter anecdote with Wojak-style illustrations for comedic effect. The original tweet from user @nikitamissle describes witnessing a father on a bus tell his crying infant 'now isn't the time for that', after which the baby immediately stopped crying. Below the tweet, a stern bearded Chad Wojak representing the father is paired with the quote from the anecdote, while a small baby Wojak with a pacifier replies with the absurdly mature line 'You're right father, I will control myself.' The humor derives from the ridiculous premise that a young baby is capable of understanding and complying with an authority figure's request to stop crying on command, exaggerating the father's effectiveness as a parent to a comedic extreme.

Parenting Level Expert: Baby Stops Crying When Dad Tells It Now Isn't The Time

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This is a two-panel wojak style meme. The left panel depicts an enraged blonde woman with smudged black eye makeup from crying, yelling the line 'Stop screaming every time I leave the room!'. The right panel shows a deadpan bald man with a blue pacifier in his mouth, responding with the absurd non-sequitur line 'Stop dematerializing like a coward.' The humor comes from the surreal, out of left field response that reframes the woman's normal relationship complaint as trivial next to the inexplicable, supernatural behavior she is engaging in that he is complaining about.

Absurd Wojak Couple Fight Dematerializing Meme

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This is a 2x2 collage relatable meme. The top line of text reads 'There are only 2 types of people'. The top-left panel shows Rafiki from *The Lion King* sitting calmly in a meditative pose, paired with the top-right panel of a smartphone home screen covered in dozens of red unread notification badges across all apps, representing the first type of person who is unbothered by unread notifications. The bottom-left panel shows a distressed, crying wojak character with gritted teeth, paired with the bottom-right panel of a smartphone home screen that only has one single unread notification badge on the Gmail app, representing the second type of person who is extremely stressed even by a single unread notification. The original poster identifies as being the second type of person.

I'm the second one (two types of people and phone notifications)

This is a 2x2 collage relatab…

This is a single-panel Wojak-style meme. The left side depicts a generic unadorned Wojak character with a confused, annoyed, displeased expression. The right side depicts a Wojak character edited to resemble Dante Alighieri, wearing a laurel wreath and red medieval robes, holding an open copy of the Divine Comedy with a smug, unapologetic expression. The text above the characters reads: 'when you're a friend of Dante reading the Divine comedy and find out he put you in hell having molten gold injected into your bloodstream because you forgot to pay $5 you owed him'. The joke exaggerates the well-documented historical fact that Dante included many real people he held personal grudges against, including former acquaintances, in the circles of hell in his epic poem *The Divine Comedy*, framing an extremely minor $5 debt as justification for an excessively brutal eternal punishment for comedic effect.

Dante puts friend in hell over $5 debt meme

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This is a two-panel comparative meme. The left panel is captioned 'My uncle when I was a kid', featuring a muscular, buff Wojak character holding a dumbbell, appearing strong, cool, and admirable as a role model for the poster during childhood. The right panel is captioned 'My uncle now', featuring a disheveled, dazed Wojak character with a silly grin and drool dripping from his mouth, looking worn out and far from his formerly impressive self. The joke plays on the relatable nostalgic experience of looking up to an older family member as a child, only to see them age and become much more unremarkable or worn over time.

Dude was my idol

This is a two-panel comparati…