Chapelle Crack Meme Template
Use slot 1 for a harmless thing that has run out—an episode, snack, song, game, or niche internet obsession—and slot 2 for the exaggerated “Y’all got any more of…” craving. The original sketch is deliberately drug-centered and the character is an addict; for a fresh joke, make the substitute object ridiculous and keep the punchline on the narrator’s over-the-top want, not on real people with substance-use disorders.
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What the Chapelle Crack meme means
Use slot 1 for a harmless thing that has run out—an episode, snack, song, game, or niche internet obsession—and slot 2 for the exaggerated “Y’all got any more of…” craving. The original sketch is deliberately drug-centered and the character is an addict; for a fresh joke, make the substitute object ridiculous and keep the punchline on the narrator’s over-the-top want, not on real people with substance-use disorders.
Dave Chappelle as Tyrone Biggums with an intense craving expression; associated with the ‘Y'all got any more of…’ request.
How the joke works
Slot 1 names what is gone or depleted. Slot 2 asks for more in the character’s recognizable, overdramatic request grammar. It should read as one complete craving joke.
- Name the harmless treat, media, or obsession that has run out.
- Ask for more with exaggerated craving in the recognizable request format.
Caption examples
- The season finale just ended
- Y’all got any more of them episodes?
- Y’all got any more of those drugs?
- People with addiction are pathetic
Situations it fits
- the playlist ends right before the favorite track
- a show ends on a cliffhanger
- someone runs out of a favorite chip
- a game event has one more limited-time reward
- a creator finishes a satisfying series
When this format does not fit
- Turning real people with addiction into the target
- Using actual drug procurement instructions or presenting the character as a real interview subject
- A first line that does not give the second line anything to crave





