And The Points Don't Matter meme template: Drew Carey at the Whose Line desk, associated with the phrase that the games are made up and the points do not matter.

And The Points Don't Matter Meme Template

The U.S. Whose Line Is It Anyway? opening made “the points don’t matter” a catchphrase; the image macro adapted it into a reusable welcome/where formula. It mocks a scoreboard, metric, or procedure that is visibly arbitrary.

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What the And The Points Don't Matter meme means

The U.S. Whose Line Is It Anyway? opening made “the points don’t matter” a catchphrase; the image macro adapted it into a reusable welcome/where formula. It mocks a scoreboard, metric, or procedure that is visibly arbitrary.

Drew Carey at the Whose Line desk, associated with the phrase that the games are made up and the points do not matter.

How the joke works

Slot 1 welcomes or names the arena and establishes its fake rules. Slot 2 states the arbitrary measure or consequence that does not matter. Keep both pieces in one parallel “where…” thought; the punch is a specific contradiction.

  1. Name the arena and its fake rules
  2. Name the arbitrary score/consequence

Caption examples

Example that works
  1. Welcome to ranked matchmaking
  2. where the number only exists to upset you
Example that misses
  1. Welcome to the Olympics
  2. where athletes compete / and sports happen

Situations it fits

  • a contest where the scoring is nonsense
  • a game night rule nobody follows
  • a ranking that fails to measure what people care about
  • a fandom poll whose result changes nothing
  • a process pretending arbitrary numbers are objective
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