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Does Visiting Your Friends Make You A 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer'? Explaining The Viral 'Bro Visited His Friend' Meme

Is visiting your friends now a meme? Will paying your pal a call forever brand you a "friendpilled visitmaxxer"? A recent cartoon by artist Fallenchungus has been changing the way spending time at your buddy's house is regarded by society, but fear not, it's not that deep after all. Learn everything there is to learn about the "bro visited his friend" meme with our brief explainer.

What Is ‘Bro Visited His Friend’ and 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer'?

"Bro visited his friend" is a two-panel cartoon posted by webcomic artist Fallenchungus on March 28th, 2024. You may also know Fallenchungus from the previously popular Look man, he helped me through a very tough time format.

Now, "friendpilled visitmaxxer" refers to a wildly popular edit of the cartoon that was shared by Tumblr user oldmen-runningtheworld-anewage on April 8th, 2024. In the edit, the punchline is replaced with, you guessed it, "friendpilled visitmaxxer." More on that below.

Why Is ‘Bro Visited His Friend’ Funny?

What's the humor in saying "Bro visited his friend" or "bro did this" or "bro did that"? As the artist of the cartoon explained on X, repeating something that somebody said verbatim but adding "bro" at the start instantly makes it funny. All-in-all, it's a simple yet effective way of razzing your friends about almost anything.

Fallenchungus later posted several cartoons that built upon the joke. Even not saying anything at all won't save you…

What Does 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer' Mean?

So what does "friendpilled visitmaxxer" mean? The expression marries the original punchline with incel slang by adding -pilling and -maxxing suffixes to it.

Simply put, "-pilling" means enlightening or converting someone, while "-maxxing" means purposefully working on a certain aspect of yourself. Consider that both suffixes had years of ironic use online and are practically buzzwords that carry very little negative connotation at this point.

Therefore, "friendpilled visitmaxxer" is simply a funny, chronically online description of someone who values their friends and visits them.

'Bro Visited His Friend' Usage In Memes

"Bro Visited His Friend" has been providing source material for memes for the entire month of April. Most notably, the "friendpilled visitmaxxer" version of the meme posted on Tumblr was followed by multiple reblogs in which users riffed on the meme, altering the punchline in all sorts of ways.

For the full history of "bro visited his friend," be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.

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Does Visiting Your Friends Make You A 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer'? Explaining The Viral 'Bro Visited His Friend' Meme

I s visiting your friends now a meme? Will paying your pal a call forever brand you a "friendpilled visitmaxxer"? A recent cartoon by artist Fallenchungus has been changing the way spending time at your buddy's house is regarded by society, but fear not, it's not that deep after all. Learn everything there is to learn about the "bro visited his friend" meme with our brief explainer.

What Is ‘Bro Visited His Friend’ and 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer'?

"Bro visited his friend" is a two-panel cartoon posted by webcomic artist Fallenchungus on March 28th, 2024. You may also know Fallenchungus from the previously popular Look man, he helped me through a very tough time format.

Now, "friendpilled visitmaxxer" refers to a wildly popular edit of the cartoon that was shared by Tumblr user oldmen-runningtheworld-anewage on April 8th, 2024. In the edit, the punchline is replaced with, you guessed it, "friendpilled visitmaxxer." More on that below.

Why Is ‘Bro Visited His Friend’ Funny?

What's the humor in saying "Bro visited his friend" or "bro did this" or "bro did that"? As the artist of the cartoon explained on X, repeating something that somebody said verbatim but adding "bro" at the start instantly makes it funny. All-in-all, it's a simple yet effective way of razzing your friends about almost anything.

Fallenchungus later posted several cartoons that built upon the joke. Even not saying anything at all won't save you…

What Does 'Friendpilled Visitmaxxer' Mean?

So what does "friendpilled visitmaxxer" mean? The expression marries the original punchline with incel slang by adding -pilling and -maxxing suffixes to it.

Simply put, "-pilling" means enlightening or converting someone, while "-maxxing" means purposefully working on a certain aspect of yourself. Consider that both suffixes had years of ironic use online and are practically buzzwords that carry very little negative connotation at this point.

Therefore, "friendpilled visitmaxxer" is simply a funny, chronically online description of someone who values their friends and visits them.

'Bro Visited His Friend' Usage In Memes

"Bro Visited His Friend" has been providing source material for memes for the entire month of April. Most notably, the "friendpilled visitmaxxer" version of the meme posted on Tumblr was followed by multiple reblogs in which users riffed on the meme, altering the punchline in all sorts of ways.

For the full history of "bro visited his friend," be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.

Read the original article on Know Your Meme.

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Monica Lewinsky’s take on the Taylor Swift ‘asylum’ meme is making people gasp

Monica Lewinsky has brought down the house with her take on the latest Taylor Swift meme.

The activist nailed her entry in the meme that uses a lyric from one of Swift's newly released songs: "You wouldn’t last an hour in the asylum where they raised me.” 

People have been posting the line — taken from the track “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” off Swift's new album, “The Tortured Poets Department” — with photos of places that represent memories from childhood or haunted times in their lives.

Lewinsky posted a photo of the White House on X with the Swift lyric, leaving commenters in awe.

"If tweeting was an Olympic sport, Monica Lewinsky won a gold medal with this gem," one person wrote on X .

"This is iconic," another person posted .

Lewinsky, 50, was an intern at the White House when she had a sexual relationship with then-President Bill Clinton that led to impeachment proceedings against him in 1998.

She was vilified in the wake of the affair, and she hid from public life for years. Lewinsky has since become an anti-bullying activist .

The cast of MTV's "Jersey Shore" also had a creative take on the meme.

A TikTok video showing the "asylum" that raised them depicted the beach house in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, where they became stars in the 2000s.

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All of the 228 protesters busted during anti-Israel rallies at Columbia and New York universities over the past week have walked free and won’t face criminal records — despite reports that their actions are making others feel unsafe on campus, The Post has learned.

A total of 120 people were nabbed at NYU Monday — 116 received summonses for trespassing and four got desk appearance tickets for charges that included resisting arrest.

About a week earlier, 108 individuals — including US Rep. Ilhan Omar’s daughter, Isra Hirsi — were busted at the Gaza Solidarity Encampment at Columbia and soon let out. Of them, 100 got summonses for trespassing and eight got DATs.

Charges stemming from summonses and DATs do not end up on criminal records.

The lack of serous permanent consequences left some observers dismayed.

“They’ll keep getting arrested and go back out and keep doing the same thing because this is all a performative game for them,” said one law enforcement source. “It’s a game because the system doesn’t hold them accountable for their nightly temper tantrums.”

The majority of those arrested at the Morningside Heights campus were let off with summonses, while a few others were given desk appearance tickets for charges including resisting arrest and assault on a police officer, among others.

The university also suspended dozens of students who participated in the encampment,  according to the Columbia Daily Spectator .

Die-hard activists on both campuses were undeterred by the police intervention.

“What if I want to set up a tent?” one NYU graduate student scoffed to The Post during a walkout in Washington Square Park.

“NYU called the cops on their own students. Just like Columbia and Yale,” she added.

Another protester was overheard bragging about being at the Monday night demonstration for hours — and brandished a freshly dented purple Stanley cup as proof.

“Bro, look at my cup. I was banging that cup so hard on the barricade for Palestine,” they gushed.

One protester toted a bag of pastries from the upscale Lafayette bakery and insisted they would demand a refund if NYU followed Columbia’s lead and moved to hybrid classes.

“I saw children being treated very poorly by the police,” said Gabriella, an NYU student and refugee. 

“They were only chanting and singing,” she added. “I wish there was more I could do.”

But the demonstrations also left Jewish students feeling increasingly unsafe.

Antisemitism controversy at Columbia University: Key events

• Columbia University president Minouche Shafik  was accused of “gross negligence” while testifying before Congress. Shafik refused to say if the phrase “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” is antisemitic.
• More than 100 Columbia professors signed a letter defending students who support the “military action” by Hamas.
• Antisemitic posters depicting Israel as a skunk appeared on campus — which experts liken to a propaganda poster used by the Nazis in World War II.
• Radical anti-Israel activists Charlotte Kates and Khaled Barakat told Columbia students a two-hour tirade , “There is nothing wrong with being a fighter in Hamas” in a seminar called “Resistance 101″ — weeks before the campus exploded in pro-Palestinian protests.
• Columbia students erected 60 tents on campus to demand that the university divest from Israel.
• More than 100 other protesters were arrested after Shafik announced the campus’s closure.
• Israel-born professor Shai Davidai was barred from campus after he attempted to lead a pro-Jewish rally.
• Every New York House GOP lawmaker demanded that Shafik resign immediately .
• Columbia University’s Jewish Alumni Association also called for Shafik’s resignation .

Jewish NYU student Natalie Manocherian, 21, told The Post that she is considering leaving the school after enduring antisemitic harassment.

“I was called a dirty Jew yesterday,” Manocherian said. “I don’t feel comfortable as a Jew right now. I go to my class and I go straight home.”

“I know people in my family who died in the Intifada, you know, like, that’s not something that should be taken lightly. And these people really have no idea,” she added.

“I think I had a false sense of security as a Jew growing up in New York my whole life and I’ve actually realized that a lot,” the Upper West Side native added.

At Columbia, the tent encampment was still going strong after nearly a full week in the rain, wind, and cold. Access to the campus remained restricted to university ID holders.

Jewish students at the Ivy League school reported increased feelings of unrest in the face of alleged taunts and threats of physical violence.

On Monday, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) denounced the encampments as “nascent pogroms” and called on President Biden to send in the National Guard to break up the groups.

Additional reporting by Joe Marino

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