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25 Times A Bad Caption Created A Horrible Meme


It's okay for memes to be reposted and shared all around the internet. That's exactly what they're for. The trouble begins when people take memes and put their own "funny" spin or twist on them. Doing this never seems to end well for the meme in question. Memes get taken, both good and bad ones, and get unnecessary captions, pictures, and emojis added to them that just make them objectively so much worse.
Everyone has seen the classic red circles on a meme pointing out something glaringly obvious. Or how about the million laughing emojis and all-caps "LOLs" added onto a meme? These little additions just ruin the whole thing, making it cringeworthy, watered down, and just hard to look at. Even if it's already a bad meme, there's just no reason to make it even worse. Here are 25 deceased memes from Reddit's /r/ComedyHomicide that met a very sad fate.