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Zendaya's Favorite Spider-Man Obvious Joke Meme

This meme jokes about a real headline stating that Zendaya, who is in a romantic relationship with Spider-Man actor Tom Holland and co-stars with him as MJ in the MCU Spider-Man films, revealed Tom Holland is her favorite Spider-Man of all time. The meme points out how obviously predictable this statement is, by drawing a parallel to the equally obvious absurd statement 'Soup reveals that spoon is its favorite utensil of all time. Or something like that.' The original Reddit post title adds an extra joke referencing the *Twilight* fandom's 'Team Edward vs Team Jacob' debate, asking if Zendaya is 'team edward', which doubles down on the joke that people naturally favor their romantic partner.
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Zendaya reveals that Tom Holland is her favorite Spider-Man of all time. Soup reveals that spoon is its favorite utensil of all time. Or something like that.

Overview

This meme jokes about a real headline stating that Zendaya, who is in a romantic relationship with Spider-Man actor Tom Holland and co-stars with him as MJ in the MCU Spider-Man films, revealed Tom Holland is her favorite Spider-Man of all time. The meme points out how obviously predictable this statement is, by drawing a parallel to the equally obvious absurd statement 'Soup reveals that spoon is its favorite utensil of all time. Or something like that.' The original Reddit post title adds an extra joke referencing the Twilight fandom's 'Team Edward vs Team Jacob' debate, asking if Zendaya is 'team edward', which doubles down on the joke that people naturally favor their romantic partner.

Origin notes

This image is a screenshot of an original tweet from Twitter/X user The Green Kasey (@RawbertBeef), which was later reposted to Reddit as a viral meme. The meme is based on a real mainstream news headline about Zendaya's comment regarding Tom Holland. The original Reddit post that this meme comes from is titled 'Obviously, but is she team edward🤔'.

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