Me: "I'm sure there's a logical explanation for this."

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Description

Storied characters make common appearances in memes. Kermit the Frog has seen his fair share of usage—including the “Kermit Drinks Tea” meme that showcases sarcasm and a sort of “I Told You So” mentality. The Evil Kermit meme surfaced in early November 2016, and stems from a 2014 Muppets film. It has proven to be a hilarious addition to his catalogue. This meme pits two adversaries against each other—your good and bad conscience. The caption for this meme adjusts in severity and raunchiness, giving it that versatility that allows memes to thrive.

Creator

Unknown

Source

memes.com

Publisher

Instagram
Memes.com

Date

11/2016

Language

English

Identifier

SMPM-0027-121116

Coverage

2000-2024

Social Media Post and Meme Item Type Metadata

Genre

me vs. inner me

Material

digital

Circulation

Internet

Linguistic Text

Me: "I'm sure there's a logical explanation to this."

Me to Me: "Overreact."

Given Text

There is a photo of Kermit the frog, a character from The Muppets, speaking to himself, but a version of him that is meant to seem darker. This version of him wears a hood to show the shadiness.

Dimension

99 KB

Audience

Internet

Memetic series name

Evil Kermit

Uploaded

Matthew Bruner 12/11/16
Hannah Young 01/20/17

Files

evilkermit.jpg

Citation

Unknown, “Me: "I'm sure there's a logical explanation for this.",” Museum of Everyday Writing, accessed April 29, 2024, https://museumofeverydaywriting.omeka.net/items/show/290.

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