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Success Kid vs Bad Luck Brian

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Who's winning: Success Kid or Bad Luck Brian?

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Success Kid's determined face and Bad Luck Brian's awkward yearbook photo have become staples of internet culture. People argue over which one represents the essence of online humor. The debate centers around the type of humor each meme embodies. This matchup pits relatable triumph against hilarious misfortune.

Why each side wins

👊 Success Kid

Success Kid's fist-clenching expression has become synonymous with achieving small victories. His determined grip resonates with people celebrating minor accomplishments. This meme template has been used to express pride in everyday achievements. Success Kid's appeal lies in his universal relatability.

😬 Bad Luck Brian

Bad Luck Brian's meme template thrives on commiserating about life's mishaps. His awkward yearbook photo has been captioned with countless humorous examples of bad luck. This meme has become a go-to for expressing irony and misfortune. Bad Luck Brian's humor often relies on self-deprecation and shared experiences.

Tale of the tape

👊 Success Kid

Born
2007
Grip
Determined

😬 Bad Luck Brian

Born
2012
Source
Yearbook

The verdict

To weigh the choice, consider whether you prefer humor that celebrates small wins or pokes fun at life's mishaps. Some people lean towards Success Kid's triumphant vibe, while others appreciate Bad Luck Brian's comedic misadventures. Ultimately, the decision comes down to personal taste in internet humor.

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Success Kid

#17 / 63

1500 ELO

Bad Luck Brian

#18 / 63

1500 ELO

Frequently asked

What makes Success Kid's meme so popular?
Success Kid's relatable expression and universal theme of achieving small victories contribute to his popularity.
Is Bad Luck Brian's meme only about bad luck?
Bad Luck Brian's meme is more about finding humor in life's ironic and unexpected twists, which often involve bad luck.
Can both memes be considered 'peak internet'?
Yes, both Success Kid and Bad Luck Brian have become ingrained in internet culture, representing different aspects of online humor.

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