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‘If you don’t love me at my worst’ spawns a great Twitter meme

If you can't love the first photo, you don't deserve this meme.

 

Tiffany Kelly

Internet Culture

Posted on Apr 4, 2018   Updated on May 21, 2021, 7:37 pm CDT

The saying “if you don’t love me at my worst, you don’t deserve me at my best” is part of a new Twitter meme. It started with photographs of popular K-pop singers, like Mingyu from the group Seventeen (below), and now it’s being used to compare photos of actors and make jokes.

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https://twitter.com/creeperscult/status/979365035758809089

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The format for this meme is simple: post two photos side by side with the text “if you don’t love me at my” to describe the first photo, and “then you don’t deserve me at my” to describe the second photo. Worst and best are implied through the photographs in the meme. But the photos don’t necessarily need to illustrate a best/worst comparison to work in this meme. You can do a comparison between a glass of water versus Ice Cube, for example:

Anything that shows an upgrade from the left photo to the right photo works. Like Michael B. Jordan going from Fantastic Four to Black Panther:

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https://twitter.com/khristen/status/981182175209979905

Or a Pokémon transformation:

Here are some other great “if you don’t love me at my” memes:

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https://twitter.com/deadlostboy/status/981227766841593859

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Even Netflix participated in the meme with this Hercules entry:

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And this person had a great comeback to that:

https://twitter.com/jeffreyremick/status/981229076718514178

This meme seems like it could go on forever. Who doesn’t have an old photo, or awkward stage of life, that they’d like to forget?

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*First Published: Apr 4, 2018, 2:07 pm CDT
 

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