Abbacchio Joins The Kicking Meme Template
The meme adapts a Golden Wind scene where Abbacchio watches his gangmates Narancia and Mista kick a passerby, then joins them. It is used as an object-labeling format for a latecomer joining an existing group reaction or dogpile. Saved examples label groups/topics in the first scene, the observer in the wine-drinking scene, and the joining participants in the final scene. Keep the joke about a harmless shared complaint, fictional target, or abstract problem; avoid directing a pile-on at a real person.
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What the Abbacchio Joins The Kicking meme means
The meme adapts a Golden Wind scene where Abbacchio watches his gangmates Narancia and Mista kick a passerby, then joins them. It is used as an object-labeling format for a latecomer joining an existing group reaction or dogpile. Saved examples label groups/topics in the first scene, the observer in the wine-drinking scene, and the joining participants in the final scene. Keep the joke about a harmless shared complaint, fictional target, or abstract problem; avoid directing a pile-on at a real person.
Three stacked scenes from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. Narancia and Mista kick a passerby in the first; Abbacchio watches while drinking wine in the middle; Abbacchio joins Narancia and Mista in the last. Seven slots map as follows: first-scene participants (1–2), target (3), watching Abbacchio (4), then Abbacchio and the two original participants in the final scene (5–7).
How the joke works
Slots 1–2 identify the two participants already acting; slot 3 names their target or shared issue; slot 4 identifies the observer who is still holding back; slot 5 shows that observer joining; slots 6–7 identify the two original participants continuing. The payoff is the holdout becoming part of the group action.
- First scene, left participant: label the first person or group already acting.
- First scene, second participant: label the other person or group already acting.
- First scene, target: name the shared issue, fictional opponent, or abstract thing they act against.
- Middle wine-drinking scene: identify the observer who is still holding back.
- Final scene, Abbacchio position: show the observer finally joining in.
- Final scene, center participant: identify the first original participant continuing.
- Final scene, right participant: identify the second original participant continuing.
Caption examples
- EARLY-ACCESS PLAYERS
- STEAM REVIEWERS
- THE BUGGY PATCH
- ME, SAYING I’LL WAIT FOR THE FULL RELEASE
- ME, POSTING A 40-TWEET THREAD
- EARLY-ACCESS PLAYERS
- STEAM REVIEWERS
The first groups and target are identified, the holdout watches, then joins the same harmless complaint alongside the original participants.
- THE WEATHER
- TUESDAY
- A SANDWICH
- ME DRINKING WINE
- MY DOG
- A PHONE
- THE OCEAN
The labels do not share a target or topic, so the three scenes cannot read as one group action.
Situations it fits
- a self-roast about finally joining a harmless fandom debate
- a team member who said they would stay out of a complaint then adds their own example
- a late adopter joining a trend already embraced by two groups
- a fictional villain or abstract bug drawing an increasingly large response
When this format does not fit
- Writing unrelated labels that do not form one shared scene.
- Skipping the observer-to-joiner change between slots 4 and 5.
- Changing the target or topic between the first and final scenes.
- Using captions to encourage harassment or threats against a real person.
- Treating all seven positions as one chronological sentence instead of mapping the visible participants.
