Chapelle Crack meme template: Dave Chappelle as Tyrone Biggums with an intense craving expression; associated with the ‘Y'all got any more of…’ request.

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.

  1. Name the harmless treat, media, or obsession that has run out.
  2. Ask for more with exaggerated craving in the recognizable request format.

Caption examples

Example that works
  1. The season finale just ended
  2. Y’all got any more of them episodes?
Example that misses
  1. Y’all got any more of those drugs?
  2. 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
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