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You Underestimate My Power
Anakin Skywalker's line from Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, shown against Mustafar's lava. It became a template for overconfident claims, often just as plain text with no image.
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Alone in a Room with Three Men
A tweet asking who the three men in a room are became a fill-in-the-blank template; this image of one face in three caps illustrates it. The joke works best with fictional trios, n
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You Will Get What You Deserve
“You will get what you deserve” is a line by the Joker from Todd Phillips's film “Joker” (2019), which memes attach to frames of Joaquin Phoenix in makeup. The template expresses t
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You’re Amazing!
“You’re amazing!” is a meme with Keanu Reeves: on stage at the Xbox presentation at E3 2019, someone in the audience shouted “You’re breathtaking”, and the actor replied that every
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You're Just a Talking Mouth
A frame styled as behind-the-scenes camera footage: a man in a gray suit sits against a green background, looking up at a floating cartoon mouth. The caption “You're just a talking
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You Are Just Space
A Russian slang compliment meaning "you're amazing" or "that's awesome." It is often paired with images of nebulae and galaxies, playing on the contrast between a casual praise and
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You're Just a Robot, an Imitation of Life
A line from the 2004 film I, Robot with Will Smith, turned into a meme by pairing his still with a comeback. The robot's reply flips the dismissive argument back on the human.
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You Are Reasonable, That's True
A still from the Netflix series “The Witcher”: Geralt in patched armor leans toward another character lying in the lower corner of the frame. The caption “You are reasonable, that'
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Are You Slava Marlow?
A close-up of a squinting man tilting his head, captioned with the question "Are you Slava Marlow?" The joke is used when a person in a photo looks nothing like who they are assume
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You Dare Use My Own Spells Against Me?
A line from Severus Snape in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”: he is indignant that Harry is casting spells against him that Snape himself invented. The meme is used when a
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Are You Going to Sleep?
“Are You Going to Sleep?” grew out of Hannah Hillam’s web comic, in which the brain interferes with an attempt to fall asleep. In the Russian version, the girl is already lying in
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Are Ya Winning, Son?
A crude MS Paint drawing: a father in a hat stands in a doorway asking “Are ya winning, son?” while his son sits at a computer wearing headphones and glasses. The question sounds f
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Just Come Visit Sometimes
A photo of a cat with a sad, slightly reproachful gaze that spread across the internet at the end of 2018 with captions about treats and a plea to visit at least sometimes. The tem
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Shake, Shake the Smartphone
A phrase from an ad for MegaFon: a video urged viewers to shake their phone in the app to win prizes. The picture shows a half-naked man in a red bandana reaching toward a smartpho
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You’re a Good Man. Thank You
The phrase “You’re a good man. Thank you” comes from the eighth season of Game of Thrones and became a universal thanks for small kind acts. Its power is that it sounds warm and se
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You Want to Rile Me Up Again, Huh
A meme with a blurred, tightly cropped close-up of a small light dog resembling a Chihuahua, with large dark eyes. The caption — a colloquial line with a typo, “you want to rile me
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What Have You Done?
A kitten with frightened dark eyes, the right half of which crumbles into black-and-white triangular shards, as after Thanos's snap. The caption “Ty chevo nadelal?” (a deliberately
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Tmok
“Tmok” (variant “tsmok”) is a word meaning a kiss, usually from a kitty or another cute animal, and a meme of the same name built on onomatopoeic captions. In the picture, a dog le
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The Seal Lifts Its Head
The catalog captions this image 'The Seal Lifts Its Head', but the picture attached to the entry contains no seal. It shows a dark-gray, horned 3D creature with a tuft on its head
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Seal of Love
The Seal of Love is a character from a black-and-white comic: a reserved seal with twirled whiskers who announces his intentions in short rhymed lines. The original is credited to
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Don't Need Girls (TNN)
A Russian-internet slogan used by men to declare that life without girls, called "tyan," is calmer and freer. Its image is Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan, and it became a mark of
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I Have a Talking Donkey
A frame from the cartoon “Shrek” (2001): an elderly woman in a headscarf and dark dress holds a grinning donkey on a rope, while a guard in armor stands in front of her. The meme d
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I Have a Monster Under My Bed
“I have a monster under my bed” is a set of remakes of Chris McCoy’s comic in which the frightening creature turns out to be the roommate in the bunk below. In the original it is a
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Boors Have No Rights
A short phrase in a child's voice that fueled sound remixes and memes in 2023, paired with a crossed-out figure. Depending on context it reads as a feminist slogan, self-deprecatin
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