It's a little strange to consider Glee in the year 2020. Five years after New Directions sang their last song, the show can feel like it came from a completely different world, and other times feel like it's still on the air.
You can see a perfect example of it in the meme of Sue Sylvester, the ruthless cheer coach who was the show's main villain, saying she's going to create a toxic environment. Months after the meme first appeared, it's skyrocketed in popularity over the past few days, with some creators not even knowing where the original image comes from. It's easy to see why such a versatile image from such a proud fandom can rise so quickly, and we have the best examples of that rise for you below.
Sue Sylvester Captures The Moment Of Inspiration …
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… That Led To Beloved Stories …
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… As Well As Beloved Songs …
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… Or Movies That Aren't As Beloved …
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… Or Even Philosophical Principles …
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… All The Way To Moments That Don't Even Count As Inspiration
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Sometimes It's Easy To See Our Own Motives …
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… But It Helps To Understand The Creative Force …
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… And Understand Who's Responsible
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The Meme Works For Every Time Of Year …
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… Starting With The Upcoming Holidays
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… But It Happens In Less Socially-Distanced Settings
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Alterations Of The Meme Are Possible …
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… But They're Not Very Frequent …
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… Since The Original Image Works So Well …
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… And Sue Sylvester Is So Memorable
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The Meme Is So Versatile …
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… The Basic Facts Of Nature Become Clear …
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… And So Do The Biggest Problems With The World …
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It Can Illuminate Gestures Of Friendship And Care …
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… And Less Thoughtful Gestures Too
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