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  • How to be Michael Jordan

    How to be Michael Jordan

    The image displays a child’s handwritten note, possibly a school assignment or an activity sheet, with the title “Dream Big Chris lmao.” The sheet is divided into two questions that are commonly asked to children regarding their future aspirations.

    The first question is, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The child, identified as Chris by the name written in the corner, has answered, “I want to be Michel Jordan wen I grow up.” The misspelling of “Michael Jordan” as “Michel Jordan” and “when” as “wen” suggests the child’s young age or an early stage of developing writing skills.

    The second question is, “What do you need to do to achieve your dreams?” Below it, Chris has listed three items:

    1. Get biger
    2. Shave my hed
    3. Be black

    The list showcases a mix of innocence, humor, and a child’s literal interpretation of what it might take to become like the basketball legend Michael Jordan. “Get biger” indicates a child’s understanding that growth and physical stature are important for an athlete, especially in basketball where height is an advantage. “Shave my hed” reflects the recognition of Michael Jordan’s iconic bald appearance, which the child perceives as a trait that must be emulated. The third item, “Be black,” is a straightforward acknowledgment of Michael Jordan’s race. This item, though innocent, also touches upon the complex subjects of race and identity, as the child seems to perceive these as factors as important to their dream of becoming like Michael Jordan.

    The note has been captured in a photograph that appears to be taken in natural lighting, perhaps near a window given the shadow cast across the paper. The text caption “Dream Big Chris lmao” added to the image likely by a social media user, indicates an amused reaction to the child’s candid and earnest responses. The term “lmao” is an acronym for “laughing my ass off,” commonly used in digital communication to express amusement.

    The image reflects the innocent yet poignant way children understand the world around them, how they form their aspirations, and how they believe those aspirations can be achieved. It also subtly reflects the impact of cultural icons on young minds, demonstrating how figures like Michael Jordan serve as role models for children, shaping their dreams and the attributes they believe are necessary for success.

  • dog hair boy

    dog hair boy


    The image depicts a young boy in what appears to be a traditional school portrait, complete with a neutral background and a classic pose. However, the photo has been humorously altered to superimpose the face of a small, shaggy dog onto the boy’s head, merging animal features with human, creating a whimsical and surreal appearance.

    The boy is wearing large, round eyeglasses that sit in front of the dog’s face, and the dog’s furry head seamlessly transitions into the boy’s hair, suggesting that the dog’s face is his actual hair. This visual pun plays on the likeness between the shaggy fur of the dog and the texture of the boy’s hair.

    This kind of image is commonly created and shared online for comedic effect, blending elements of the absurd with everyday scenarios, in this case, a school photo. Such images are part of a broader internet culture that enjoys creating and spreading content that is both bizarre and amusing, designed to elicit laughter and surprise.

    The use of photo manipulation software allows for the creation of such humorous montages, showcasing a playful convergence of the ordinary and the fantastic. This image, in particular, may evoke a chuckle due to its clever fusion of the earnestness of a school portrait with the unexpected twist of a pet’s face where one would anticipate seeing a typical hairstyle.

  • My mom always beats me

    My mom always beats me

    This image appears to be a screenshot of an interaction on a social media platform, specifically from a messaging feature. It shows a conversation where one user is reaching out for help, claiming to be unfairly disciplined by a parent, while another user responds, questioning the validity of the story due to contextual inconsistencies related to the local climate.

    The image is divided into two main parts. On the left is a close-up of a person’s face, which is presumably the profile picture of the user seeking advice. On the right is the text of the conversation. The person seeking help appears distressed and is asking for assistance in a situation involving family dynamics, a topic that can be sensitive and complex. The responder, who appears to be another social media user, replies with skepticism, making a cultural reference to the weather in West Africa to challenge the claim being made, suggesting an exaggeration or untruth.

    This screenshot captures a moment of online interaction that is both personal and public. Such exchanges are common in the digital age, where people often seek support from online communities. However, it’s also a reminder of how these platforms can be spaces where the authenticity of personal stories is questioned, and responses can be blunt or lacking empathy.

    The screenshot may have been shared for various reasons, such as to solicit further advice, to share an unusual or humorous exchange, or to highlight the nature of online communication. It’s a snapshot of digital social dynamics, where serious issues can intersect with humor, disbelief, and cultural references.

  • The difference between 419 and 420

    The difference between 419 and 420


    This image is a diptych, a pair of photos placed side by side for effect. The left photo shows a young boy smiling at the camera, wearing a blue t-shirt. He seems happy, carefree, and his smile is wide and genuine. The right photo, however, is drastically different. It’s a distorted image of the same boy, with his features wildly stretched and exaggerated, giving him a cartoonish and somewhat intense appearance.

    The caption “4:19 vs 4:20” is a play on the cultural significance of the time 4:20, which is associated with marijuana consumption. The meme humorously suggests a transformation at that precise minute, playing on the stereotype of altered perception or behavior associated with cannabis use.

    The first image, representing 4:19, is likely meant to depict normalcy before the iconic time. The second image, labeled as 4:20, exaggerates the effects of marijuana to a comedic level, implying a sudden and dramatic shift. It’s important to note that the meme doesn’t depict actual drug use but rather uses digital alteration for a humorous effect to play on the 4:20 reference.

    Overall, the meme relies on the viewer’s awareness of 4:20 as a cultural reference to get the joke. The boy’s enthusiastic participation, shown in his grin, adds to the lightheartedness of the meme. It’s a playful visual pun, a piece of internet humor that relies on cultural context to deliver a quick, amusing story told through images and timing.

  • runnin thru these hoes like drano

    runnin thru these hoes like drano

    This image is a meme featuring a young child standing confidently in a public space with arms crossed above their head in a victorious pose. The child is wearing a purple top and leopard print pants. On the top, there are multiple badges or stickers, suggesting some sort of achievement or participation in an event.

    The background shows a crowd of people in a leisure or tourist setting, likely a park or public square, with individuals engaged in various activities, walking or standing in groups.

    The caption on the meme uses a phrase that is a play on words, intended to be humorous by likening the child’s assertive stance to moving with force or determination, using a brand name commonly known for its powerful cleaning action. This caption, overlaid at the top of the image in bold, white letters, is meant to exaggerate the contrast between the child’s small stature and the idea of unstoppable motion.

    Memes like this often circulate on social media, where everyday images are repurposed with text to create a comedic effect. This meme plays with cultural references and the juxtaposition of text and image to elicit a reaction from the viewer. The intent is to entertain by creating a humorous character out of an ordinary scene.

  • when you think you a nigga

    when you think you a nigga

    The image is a meme featuring a young boy looking into a side mirror of a vehicle, with the reflection showing an older model white Isuzu Hombre pickup truck. The humorous caption reads, “WHEN YOU THINK YOU A NIGGA BUT YOU REALLY A 1997 ISUZU HOMBRE,” playing on the expression of self-confidence or tough demeanor that one might associate with themselves, and juxtaposing it with the modest, unassuming nature of an older, less glamorous pickup truck.

    The humor arises from the contrast between the expectation of seeing oneself as impressive or significant and the reality of being something quite ordinary or unremarkable, as embodied by the old vehicle. This kind of meme is often used to gently tease someone’s self-perception with a touch of playful humor. The meme is part of a genre that uses visual metaphors to deliver a punchline that pokes fun at common situations or attitudes.

  • Lil church day ghetto prince

    Lil church day ghetto prince

    In the image, we see an adult and a child dressed in matching lilac-colored outfits, walking hand-in-hand. The child is in a suit with a hat, carrying what appears to be a ceremonial staff or scepter, while the adult is wearing a dress with a jacket and a matching hat, accessorized with a handbag and possibly a corsage.

    They are both dressed for a special occasion, indicated by the formal nature of their attire and the corsage, which is commonly worn at celebratory events. In the background, other individuals are also dressed in formal attire, suggesting this could be an event such as a wedding, church service, or a gathering where formal dress is customary.

    The image captures a moment of shared style and possibly a family or community tradition, where dressing alike is part of the celebration or ritual. Despite the watermark that labels it otherwise, the image itself seems to reflect a scene of pride and togetherness.

  • I feel it

    I feel it

    The image is a meme featuring a young child with a slightly dazed or contemplative expression. The child is wearing an orange shirt with the phrase “I feel” printed on it, which is cut off at the bottom, suggesting that there may be more to the text. The background is a vibrant and colorful space scene, adding a surreal or dreamlike quality to the image.

    The meme seems to play on the idea of being emotionally moved or having a profound experience, as one might express when saying “I feel…” in a moment of deep emotion. The juxtaposition of the child’s expression with the cosmic background implies a sense of wonder or being overwhelmed, which is a humorous contrast to the very young age of the child.

    The watermark “Ratchet.Pics” suggests that the image may be part of a collection meant for entertainment and sharing on social media platforms, where humorous and exaggerated expressions of feelings are common. The meme captures a moment of innocence combined with a universal feeling of awe or introspection, often shared for its relatability and humor.

  • Hanging out with the family

    Hanging out with the family

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