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You'll be okay

This is a simple hand-drawn 4-panel stick figure comic that uses a visual pun for humor. The first panel shows a single stick figure. The second panel introduces a second stick figure that says 'bro i'm having a stroke', pointing to the first stick figure whose head is shaped like a square. In the third panel, the second stick figure reassures the first saying 'you will be OK', pointing to two stick figures. In the fourth and final panel, the punchline is revealed: the first stick figure becomes the 'O' in 'OK', literally creating the phrase to match the reassurance, making a silly pun on the common comforting phrase 'you will be OK'.
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bro i'm having a stroke
you will be OK
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Overview

This is a simple hand-drawn 4-panel stick figure comic that uses a visual pun for humor. The first panel shows a single stick figure. The second panel introduces a second stick figure that says 'bro i'm having a stroke', pointing to the first stick figure whose head is shaped like a square. In the third panel, the second stick figure reassures the first saying 'you will be OK', pointing to two stick figures. In the fourth and final panel, the punchline is revealed: the first stick figure becomes the 'O' in 'OK', literally creating the phrase to match the reassurance, making a silly pun on the common comforting phrase 'you will be OK'.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, with the given original title 'You'll be okay'. It is an original hand-drawn comic meme featuring a simple, lighthearted visual pun, and circulates as a popular silly wholesome meme online.

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