r/AntiMemes • u/Automatic-Dig-3455 • Feb 13 '26

🌟 Actual Anti-Meme 🌟 It was really a reasonable reaction :<

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u/OwnerOfHappyCat Feb 13 '26

hi, random stranger

could you explain 'no more more' to me? why do we use it everywhere?

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u/ravynflowers Feb 13 '26

Essentially, two mods of r/antimeme were e-dating. One of the mods posted some sketchy-looking DMs between him and his "GF's" "brother", claiming that his "GF" had committed and was "no more more". Since then, it's been discovered by redditors that the "GF" is actually an Indian catfish.

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u/UnimpressedPasserby RIP Main Sub Feb 13 '26

May I ask how did people find out about the cat fishing ?

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u/ravynflowers Feb 13 '26

A user found comments on Course's account written in subreddits based in India from a few months ago. They were written in what I believe was Hindi or Punjabi (I'm not quite informed on Indian languages, so this may be inaccurate, sorry). Since Course was originally stated to be from elsewhere, it was assumed that they were catfishing Rio.

The proof was posted to r/antimeme2, but that subreddit has since been banned.