Reviewing Terrible Memes From TV And Movies (I Hate This So Much)

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• TO

  @TomSkaAndFriends · 1 year ago · pinned

  I humbly retract my assessment of the use of Numa Numa in The Mitchell's vs The Machines 🫡

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• CA

  @CalebBoeve · 1 year ago

  WHEN THE MEDIA DON&apos;T UNDERSTAND MEMES<br><br><br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;BOTTOM TEXT

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• PE

  @Pepper_Rui · 4 years ago

  For a moment I thought “hold on, who put this guy in charge of memes?”, but then I remembered he made asdf. This guy WAS internet memes for me growing up.

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• WA

  @wasvreta · 4 years ago

  nothing quite as painful as companies in the early 2010s trying to pander to meme people

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• QU

  @QueenKunta · 1 year ago

  Omg <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf2foypJMXM&amp;t=1234">20:34</a> “deregulate tapioca” is exactly my flavor of absurd humor.

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• AS

  @AstroCultist · 4 years ago

  I think the reason why memes made by these people are so unfunny is because they weren’t made to be funny but rather to relate to a younger demographic. It’s very surface level and clearly made without knowing why it’s funny. <br><br>“Oh these young people like catchphrases and white text so we’ll just do that and nothing else”

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• EP

  @epicplaysgames5906 · 1 year ago

  I think the reason so many of these movies have such old memes is because they literally google “memes” , which will bring up a ton of ancient memes

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• GA

  @gamefan1019 · 4 years ago

  Every time a meme dies out, it is reborn one level of satire and irony down. The media just plays memes too straight.

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• HU

  @hugmonger · 2 years ago

  Seeing TomSka transition from asdfmovies to &quot;What if SarahZ was a 35 year old guy&quot; is super funny

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• AN

  @Antisocialoverlord · 4 years ago

  When the guy said &apos;&apos;eats spicy goodness like a boss.&apos;&apos; I recoiled like someone was just run over by a train 3/4 of a meter away from me.

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• TA

  @tacostyler · 3 years ago

  With the Mitchell vs the Machines, it wasn&apos;t just that they started singing Numa Numa, it&apos;s that it probably WAS 2003 when Katie was singing it with her dad. The culmination of the whole movie is that Katie reached a understanding with her dad and even though he may not be on the same meme level as her, he&apos;s still trying.

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• GR

  @GrouchyRaccoon · 4 years ago (edited)

  The fact that there are yet still untapped depths of how unhinged the Surfshark ads can get just astounds me.

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