Again? Seriously?

Added • Updated about a year ago

Added by Philipp • Updated about a year ago by Y F

Category: Meme Status: Submission Year: 2019 Origin: Reddit Region:

Type: Exploitable,

Tags: stranger things, steve harrington, finn wolfhard, joe keery, sailor, ice cream, shop, parlor, mike wheeler, will byers, poyeka,

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About • Origin • Spread • Examples •

About

"Again? Seriously?" refers to a quote from season three of the American mystery TV series Stranger Things said by the character Steve Harrington upon seeing four other characters at an ice cream parlor. Online, a two-panel image based on the scene has been used as an object labeling meme, often in reference to repeating encounters, similar to Ah Shit, Here We Go Again macro.

Origin

On July 4th, 2019, season three of the American mystery TV series Stranger Things premiered in on Neflix. ^[1] In the first episode "Chapter One: Suzie, Do You Copy?" of the season, characters Mike Wheeler, Will Byers, Lucas Sinclair and Maxine Mayfield enter an ice cream parlor where the character Steve Harrington works at, with the latter reacting by saying "Again? Seriously?"

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- Again? Seriously?

Spread

On June 11th, 2019, Redditor Poyeka posted a meme based on the scene to /r/memes subreddit, where it gained over 20,400 upvotes in one week (shown below).^[2] On the same day, Poyeka posted a template for their meme to /r/memes.^[3]

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In the following days, the format saw a moderate spread on Reddit, with notable examples posted in /r/memes,^[4] /r/dankmemes,^[5] /r/DragonballLegends^[6] and other communities.