Kermit Sipping Tea

Examples

Dressing up as a meme template is stupid — kermit sipping tea captioned variant.

Dressing up as a meme template is stupid

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Dressing up as a meme template is stupid

documented by Know Your Meme.

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Real hair but you see the tracks — kermit sipping tea captioned variant.

Real hair but you see the tracks

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Real hair but you see the tracks

documented by Know Your Meme.

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You are on Do Not Disturb, but none of my business — kermit sipping tea captioned variant.

You are on Do Not Disturb, but none of my business

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You are on Do Not Disturb, but none of my business

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“Some of y’all got college degrees and still mistake there, their & they’re… but that’s none of my business” above Kermit drinking a pale beverage through a straw. Visible credit @Haterb4.

A degree, three homophones, and one suspiciously innocent sip

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The caption has already delivered the grammar correction before claiming not to care. Kermit’s relaxed drink turns the correction into theatrical non-involvement. Despite the format’s tea nickname, this particular image is not the familiar glass-of-tea still.

embedded credits retained.

The Simply screenshot separately displays November 30, 2020.

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Twintelle from ARMS holds a cup beside the edited words “But that’s none of my business.”

Twintelle has chosen not to comment, very loudly

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A poised game character takes over Kermit’s job: looking far too composed to be implicated in whatever she has just observed. The joke is the transplanted catchphrase and sipping pose, not a line of dialogue from the game. The source entry describes this modified game image as made by Derek Rumpler.

embedded credits retained.; Entry credits the modified image to Derek Rumpler; underlying ARMS imagery: Nintendo.

The Simply screenshot separately displays November 30, 2020.

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Fan art of Tsuyu Asui from My Hero Academia drinking from a cup by a window, beside “But that’s none of my business.”

The frog connection survives the casting change

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The green costume and frog-themed character make the substitution especially apt. There is no extra accusation to decode here: this remix turns the familiar sip-and-disclaimer into a reusable reaction. It is captioned fan artwork, not an official animation still.

embedded credits retained.; Archive tags include marisue

The Simply screenshot separately displays November 30, 2020.

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About & sources

A sip of tea supplies the punchline: make a pointed observation, then pretend to step away with “but that’s none of my business.”

Date

Kermit reaction macros on Instagram; selected2014 marks documented June caption circulation, not the character or the phrase’s invention.

History

Know Your Meme documents Kermit image macros on Instagram in early2014 and a June17 post using the familiar disclaimer, followed by dedicated Instagram and Tumblr feeds that June. The selected year marks that documented caption circulation, not a definitive first use of the phrase or the creation of Kermit. The format turns a claim of non-involvement into sarcastic commentary; some historical examples use insulting, sexist or racialized language, which is not reproduced here. The source’s earliest-known attribution is an archival account, not independently established priority. Representative still only, not playable footage or a complete template archive. Character, advertising and image rights remain with their holders; attribution is not a license and public reuse permission is not established. Private research preview; no endorsement by the character or tea-brand rights holders.

Know Your Meme — Kermit Sipping Tea history
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