About

Mind of Json Selfie Reactions is a series of image macros made by social media comedian Jason Stevens, better known as MindOfJson. The most popular of which features Stevens staring into the camera in front of a brick wall and includes the caption "Jewish Pussy Got Me Acting Strange." This particular image macro and caption has inspired a series of parodies, replacing "Jewish" with other cultures and ethnicities.

Origin

Stevens posted the earliest available selfie meme on Facebook ^[1] on November 11th, 2013. He captioned the meme, "I don't always drink milk, but when I do…I prefer dos titties" (shown below, left). On October 1st, 2014, he posted^[2] the earliest version of himself before a brick wall, captioning the post, "You won't fuck a dude that lives with his mom, but you'll fuck a dude that lives with his wife" (shown below, right).

Spread

On October 15th, 2016, Redditor ^[3] Lolchadisdumb posted a MindOfJson meme in the /r/niceguys subreddit (shown below). The meme reads, "Women be like, 'where are all the good men?' Aahhhh in the friends zone where you left them to go fuck with some asshole!!!" In just over three years, the post received more than 280 points (98% upvoted).

One of the more frequently shared variants of the image macros includes one that reads, "Jewish pussy got me acting strange. Someone wish me Merry Christmas. I said, "Tf is that?" The earliest available post of the meme was shared by Twitter ^[4] user @9TAILNOMAD on November 14th, 2018 (shown below, left).

The meme inspired several parodies. For example, on March 4th, Twitter^[6] user @rhinestonemask shared one that reads "Thalmore pussy got me acting strange" (shown below, center).

On August 26th, 2019, Redditor^[5] Asad_OG shared a meme that reads, "She said 'Tie me up and do anything you want.' So I tied her ass up and went fishing!!" The post received more than 10,000 points (98% upvoted) and 90 comments in less than four months (shown below, right).

Various Examples

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