Evil Kermit

Examples

Look at memes all night. Caption: ME: I SHOULD REALLY GO TO BED / INNER ME: LOOK AT MEMES ALL NIGHT

Look at memes all night

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ME: I SHOULD REALLY GO TO BED / INNER ME: LOOK AT MEMES ALL NIGHT

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Catch it and pet it. Caption: Me: What a cute Little Cat!! / Me to me: Catch It And Pet It.

Catch it and pet it

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Me: What a cute Little Cat!! / Me to me: Catch It And Pet It.

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Microtransaction inner voice. Caption: NINTENDO: WE WANT TO LIMIT MICROTRANSACTIONS / NINTENDO: $5/MONTH SUBSCRIPTION + GACHA MECHANICS IN MARIO KART TOUR

Microtransaction inner voice

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NINTENDO: WE WANT TO LIMIT MICROTRANSACTIONS / NINTENDO: $5/MONTH SUBSCRIPTION + GACHA MECHANICS IN MARIO KART TOUR

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Tweet: “me: sees a fluffy dog / me to me: steal him”, above Kermit facing his cloaked look-alike.

The dog is fluffy. The advice is criminal.

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The first voice merely notices a dog. The second leaps straight past “ask to pet him” into cartoon-villain territory. The joke is the wildly disproportionate impulse, not an endorsement of taking someone’s pet.

Tweet credited to @aaannnnyyyyaaaa in the archived screenshot and historical article; underlying Muppets Most Wanted film image remains with its owners.; embedded handles and credits retained.

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Tweet: “Me: *sleeps late* / Me to me before class: Skip it”, above Kermit and the hooded Constantine.

A terrible academic adviser

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Being tired becomes a negotiation with the least responsible person in the room: yourself. “Skip it” is funny because it is both catastrophically short advice and exactly the easy answer the setup was hoping to hear.

Tweet credited to @PinkMiruku in the archived screenshot and historical article; underlying Muppets Most Wanted film image remains with its owners.; embedded handles and credits retained.

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Tweet: “Me: I’m glad I’m saving money / Me to me: Now spend all of it”, above the two frogs.

The savings account has an enemy within

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The sensible voice celebrates progress for about half a second. Then its hooded counterpart proposes undoing the entire achievement, turning ordinary purchase temptation into a miniature act of self-sabotage.

Tweet credited to @kenihanas in the archived screenshot and historical article; underlying Muppets Most Wanted film image remains with its owners.; embedded handles and credits retained.

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About & sources

A frog facing his hooded double becomes a two-voice debate between restraint and the tempting bad idea.

Date

Selected 2016 marks documented November caption circulation, not the 2014 film or an independently verified first-ever post.

History

The source image comes from the 2014 film Muppets Most Wanted, with Kermit facing his look-alike Constantine in a dark cloak. Know Your Meme attributes an early caption to a November 6, 2016 Twitter post and documents variations on November 7 and 8 about skipping class or spending savings. This is a secondary-source chronology, not independent verification of the earliest-ever use. Selected 2016 follows the caption format rather than the older film. The me / me-to-me structure externalizes an inner argument; its reckless suggestions are jokes, not advice. Representative uncaptioned film still only, not playable film or a complete editable template. Muppet characters and film imagery remain protected; attribution is not permission for public reuse. Private research preview, no endorsement.

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