Do you smoke?

The image is a meme that features two panels with separate captions. In the first panel, labeled “DOCTOR:”, there’s an image of a man wearing a white lab coat with a stethoscope, suggesting he is a medical professional. He’s holding out his hand as if holding a clipboard or tablet and appears to be in the middle of a consultation or giving advice.

In the second panel, labeled “ME:”, there’s an image of a different man wearing a hood and looking somewhat defiant or questioning. The caption below this image reads, “WHY, YOU TRYIN TO MATCH?” which is a slang phrase. In the context of the meme, it humorously implies a misunderstanding or a play on words between the doctor’s question about smoking habits and the other man’s response, which refers to sharing a smoke, often used in the context of smoking marijuana.

The meme plays on the discrepancy between the doctor’s professional inquiry about a patient’s smoking habits and the patient’s casual interpretation of the question. The humor arises from this miscommunication, with the patient interpreting the doctor’s question as a social invitation rather than a health-related inquiry.

This type of meme is popular on social media, where the contrast between two different perspectives or interpretations of the same question leads to a comedic misunderstanding. It highlights the cultural divide between professional language and colloquial slang, as well as the different contexts in which the same words can be used.