Meg: Better Than Me Meme Template

Meg complains to her family, and the next panel shows Chris, Lois, and Peter dressed like aristocrats. Label an overlooked option and the alternatives that act as if they belong in a higher class.

The two panels turn a small difference in taste or status into a social hierarchy. Meg can represent the ordinary option, while the dressed-up family represents people who look down on it.

You can side with Meg or agree with the family. The comparison works either way if readers recognize why the lower group considers itself superior.

The images come from Seahorse Seashell Party, a Family Guy episode first broadcast on October 2, 2011. Meg, voiced by Mila Kunis, confronts her family about their treatment of her. The cutaway answers by dressing Chris, Lois, and Peter as smug aristocrats. [1]

The common meme title paraphrases Meg’s dialogue rather than quoting it exactly. Know Your Meme traces the labeled version to KingWildfang’s October 23, 2018 post in r/Animemes, comparing two anime fandoms. The poster also shared a blank template in the comments. [1] [2]

Put the overlooked option over Meg’s shirt. Add the complaint beneath it, then label the family across the lower part of the second panel. This blank version has no dialogue printed into the image.

Treat all three relatives as one group unless the joke needs three distinct alternatives. A shared label makes the comparison easier to read on a phone.

The overlooked option

Over Meg’s shirt below her face.

Meg’s complaint

Along the bottom of the upper panel.

The supposedly superior group

Across the lower clothing and floor, below the family’s faces.

• Choose options from the same activity or category.
• Keep the complaint separate from Meg’s label.
• Put the supposedly superior group in the lower panel.
• Leave the faces and formal clothes visible.