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I Don't Care Who Wins The World Cup I Just Need Argentina To Lose

This is a two-panel sports meme using the popular General Hux disdain template from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The first panel shows Hux with the text 'I DON'T CARE WHO WINS THE WORLD CUP', and the second identical shot of Hux has the text 'I JUST NEED ARGENTINA TO LOSE'. The meme jokes about the common sentiment among rival football fans who feel Argentina had an unusually easy path to the later rounds of the World Cup, so their only priority is seeing Argentina lose regardless of which team ultimately wins the tournament.
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I DON'T CARE WHO WINS THE WORLD CUP
I JUST NEED ARGENTINA TO LOSE

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The meme expresses a sentiment of only caring about Argentina losing the World Cup regardless of the overall champion

Overview

This is a two-panel sports meme using the popular General Hux disdain template from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The first panel shows Hux with the text 'I DON'T CARE WHO WINS THE WORLD CUP', and the second identical shot of Hux has the text 'I JUST NEED ARGENTINA TO LOSE'. The meme jokes about the common sentiment among rival football fans who feel Argentina had an unusually easy path to the later rounds of the World Cup, so their only priority is seeing Argentina lose regardless of which team ultimately wins the tournament.

Origin notes

This meme was shared on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, as indicated by the provided source information, with the original post title referencing Argentina having an easy path to the semifinals. It uses a widely circulated existing meme template derived from a scene in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and was likely created using the Imgflip meme generator as evidenced by the Imgflip watermark on the image. It was most probably circulated during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, when Argentina was a top contender that ultimately won the tournament, spawning many related rivalry memes.

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