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Frustrated Shrek Reacts to Password Reset Hell

A meme featuring a sequence of password-related text followed by an image of Shrek with an angry expression. The text reads: 'Enter password', followed by 'Wrong' repeated three times, then 'Reset password', and 'New password can’t be old password'. Below the text is a screenshot of Shrek from the animated film series, displaying a frustrated, frowning expression, likely reacting to the common tech frustration of being locked out of an account and unable to reset the password easily.
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Enter password
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New password can’t be old password

Overview

A meme featuring a sequence of password-related text followed by an image of Shrek with an angry expression. The text reads: 'Enter password', followed by 'Wrong' repeated three times, then 'Reset password', and 'New password can’t be old password'. Below the text is a screenshot of Shrek from the animated film series, displaying a frustrated, frowning expression, likely reacting to the common tech frustration of being locked out of an account and unable to reset the password easily.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit's meme community, created by combining user-generated text (depicting a frustrating password reset scenario) with a screenshot from the original 'Shrek' animated film series. It is a remix/edited meme that repurposes existing media (Shrek character) to convey relatable tech frustration.

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