• @[email protected]
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      221 year ago

      Not at all, but this is how this sub works. It usually goes:

      1. Person A posts something

      2. Person B tells them they stole it or have no clue about the topic

      3. Someone brings up that Person A is actually the owner of the thing, or a leading expert in the field (see the right side of the the meme in this case)

      4. (optional) Person B finds out they are dumb and apologize

      • @[email protected]
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        -21 year ago

        And at no point does OP actually explain what the fuck is going on, just act smug when we don’t immediately know what they’re on about.

    • @hydrospanner
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      211 year ago

      No… that’s why they added the part on the right.

      • @systemglitch
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        -111 year ago

        But it still doesn’t help someone unless they start researching the movies shown.

        I first took it as, he used someone else’s art, even though he could do his own art. shrug

        • @[email protected]
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          61 year ago

          I took it like that at first but used my deductive reasoning to see who posted the tweet, why they would include two pictures, what it all meant.

    • @samus12345
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      1 year ago

      You’re expected to infer that it’s from one of the shows listed on the right, both because the creator’s name is listed there and because the community’s name is “Don’t You Know Who I Am?”

        • @samus12345
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          91 year ago

          The picture provides proof, so it makes more sense to do it that way.

            • @Cryophilia
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              41 year ago

              If you need literally everything explained, that’s okay, but you have to understand that it’s not on everyone else to cater to your level of intelligence.

        • @[email protected]
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          41 year ago

          Fair enough, but it was also a reference to Archer, a joke if you will.

          On the OP. I went from top left, than down, then to the right. Saw the meme template (I didn’t know what was it from), and read the replies. I saw the imdb page and thought “Oh, this meme must be from that show and he wrote it. Burn! Hah. That’s funny.”

          And that was it. A fairly certain conclusion given the context.

    • @Elivey
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      51 year ago

      I literally had never heard of Jessie Lam, or seen or heard of the invincibles before this post. I inferred that they were one of the artists for that show based on the words and context in the images in the 12 seconds it took me to read it.

      You’re just dumb, sorry buddy.