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October 18th, 2020 tweet by @BigWickeEnergy

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this October 2024 meme posted by @BigWickeEnergy that joked about "_Pokémon_ X and Y leaks.":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/game-freak-pokemon-gigaleaks
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this October 2024 meme posted by @BigWickeEnergy that joked about "_Pokémon_ X and Y leaks.":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/game-freak-pokemon-gigaleaks

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

March 12th, 2024 meme by @alego_cos

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this March 2024 meme posted by @alego_cos that explained Sukuna, Yuji and Maki from _Jujutsu Kaisen_ in burger terms.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this March 2024 meme posted by @alego_cos that explained Sukuna, Yuji and Maki from _Jujutsu Kaisen_ in burger terms.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

September 25th, 2025 tweet by @jakebrodes

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this September 2024 tweet by @jakebrodes that reads, "American doing race science: imagine if you will a burger."
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this September 2024 tweet by @jakebrodes that reads, "American doing race science: imagine if you will a burger."

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

February 13th, 2025 tweet by @flackospalace

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2025 tweet by @flackospalace that reads, "Americans explaining their views on a rapper: “Imagine an overrated burger”."
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2025 tweet by @flackospalace that reads, "Americans explaining their views on a rapper: “Imagine an overrated burger”."

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

February 20th, 2025 tweet by @maxie_paws

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2025 tweet by @maxie_paws that translates to, "Americans when they have to explain the terrible consequences of a war: okay imagine a McDonald's." The tweet was posted in response to a post about the first McDonald's in Kyiv being bombed by Russia.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2025 tweet by @maxie_paws that translates to, "Americans when they have to explain the terrible consequences of a war: okay imagine a McDonald's." The tweet was posted in response to a post about the first McDonald's in Kyiv being bombed by Russia.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

December 31st, 2024 tweet by @NxtDeterio

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this December 2024 tweet by @NxtDeterio that reads, "an American explaining their misogyny: imagine 2 burgers." The tweet was posted in response to a post showing a burger with a smooth bun and another with a wrinkled one, and text that read, "Women before makeup vs Women after makeup."
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this December 2024 tweet by @NxtDeterio that reads, "an American explaining their misogyny: imagine 2 burgers." The tweet was posted in response to a post showing a burger with a smooth bun and another with a wrinkled one, and text that read, "Women before makeup vs Women after makeup."

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

December 31st, 2024 tweet by @brnzageprolapse

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this December 2024 tweet by @brnzageprolapse that reads, "(explaining empathy to an american) imagine a kia sorento has a person in it." The post was in response to an image that shows slow-moving traffic, each car labeled with a nicety about why a person could be driving somewhere.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this December 2024 tweet by @brnzageprolapse that reads, "(explaining empathy to an american) imagine a kia sorento has a person in it." The post was in response to an image that shows slow-moving traffic, each car labeled with a nicety about why a person could be driving somewhere.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

October 31st, 2024 tweet by @n4ssie

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this October 2024 tweet by @n4ssie that reads, "explaining missile/drone strikes to an american: imagine a mcdonalds…" The tweet was posted in response to a dotted map showing McDonalds locations in American, and Russian drone strike targets in Ukraine.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this October 2024 tweet by @n4ssie that reads, "explaining missile/drone strikes to an american: imagine a mcdonalds…" The tweet was posted in response to a dotted map showing McDonalds locations in American, and Russian drone strike targets in Ukraine.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

March 14th, 2023 post by @nikicaga

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this March 2023 post by @nikicaga that read, "Explaining Military Aid to Americans: Okay so imagine a burger." The tweet was posted in response to a graphic that portrays the American Federal budget as a Big Mac, and military aid to Ukraine as a pickle slice.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this March 2023 post by @nikicaga that read, "Explaining Military Aid to Americans: Okay so imagine a burger." The tweet was posted in response to a graphic that portrays the American Federal budget as a Big Mac, and military aid to Ukraine as a pickle slice.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

November 6th, 2022 post by @quendergeer

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2022 post by Tumblr user @quendergeer that read, "explaining purchasing power collapse to an american: imagine no burger." The tweet was posted in response to another Tumblr user noting that one could buy 6 BigMacs with 1 hour of minimum wage in 1980.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2022 post by Tumblr user @quendergeer that read, "explaining purchasing power collapse to an american: imagine no burger." The tweet was posted in response to another Tumblr user noting that one could buy 6 BigMacs with 1 hour of minimum wage in 1980.

Explaining To An American: Imagine A Burger

February 24th, 2022 post by @furby_hancock

Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2022 post by @furby_hancock that read, "(explaining war to an american) imagine a hamburger." The tweet was posted in response to another Twitter user noting that the Ukraine-Russia war usurps Thomas Freidman's "Golden Arches Peace Theory," which assumes that two countries with McDonald's are unlikely to go to war.
Memes joking about how complex topics must be explained to Americans in "burger terms" began gaining traction after 2020, as seen in this February 2022 post by @furby_hancock that read, "(explaining war to an american) imagine a hamburger." The tweet was posted in response to another Twitter user noting that the Ukraine-Russia war usurps Thomas Freidman's "Golden Arches Peace Theory," which assumes that two countries with McDonald's are unlikely to go to war.

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