But That's None Of My Business Meme Template
Use the first line for a pointed, specific observation about hypocrisy, a contradiction, or conspicuous behavior; the second is the dry, faux-detached “but that’s none of my business” sign-off. The speaker is plainly being shady while pretending to stay out of it. The template has roots in Black internet humor; credit that history and avoid reducing the phrase to generic tea imagery.
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What the But That's None Of My Business meme means
Use the first line for a pointed, specific observation about hypocrisy, a contradiction, or conspicuous behavior; the second is the dry, faux-detached “but that’s none of my business” sign-off. The speaker is plainly being shady while pretending to stay out of it. The template has roots in Black internet humor; credit that history and avoid reducing the phrase to generic tea imagery.
Kermit in a relaxed tea-sipping pose; the two editable zones can frame a setup and detached observation.
How the joke works
Slot 1 names the behavior or contradiction being side-eyed. Slot 2 lands the detached sign-off. The two lines should form one pointed observation, usually with the second line making the speaker’s feigned neutrality funny.
- State the specific hypocrisy, contradiction, or behavior being observed.
- Deliver the faux-detached sign-off or short sarcastic aside.
Caption examples
- Says “I hate drama” then opens the group chat at 2 a.m.
- But that’s none of my business
- My neighbor looks weird
- But that’s none of my business
Situations it fits
- watching a friend ignore their own advice
- a person makes a predictable choice after asking for opinions
- a hobbyist adds another item to a collection they said was finished
- someone announces an avoidable plan with full confidence
When this format does not fit
- Targeting someone’s appearance or a vulnerable person
- A second line that does not read as a knowing sign-off
- Erasing the format’s Black internet roots or presenting Kermit as the originator of the phrase





