Predator Handshake Meme Template

Two muscular arms meet over one thing they share. Label a different person or group on each side, then put the common ground over the clasped hands.

The handshake makes agreement look like a major alliance. The two sides may have little else in common, which makes their shared preference or habit the point of the joke.

Use the center label for the connection rather than a third participant. The image should answer one question: what brings these two sides together?

In Predator (1987), Dutch, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, greets Dillon, played by Carl Weathers, with a handshake that turns into a brief test of strength. Online tributes and video remixes later exaggerated the moment. [1]

This template uses the drawing uploaded by DeviantArt artist MILOSLAVvonRANDA on September 6, 2012. By 2018, captions on the two arms and joined hands were turning the pose into comparisons about shared interests. [1]

Put the first group on the left arm and the second on the right. Place their shared preference near the clasped hands so the labels read as a visual connection.

Choose groups that readers can distinguish quickly. The common ground can be ordinary; the oversized muscles provide the exaggerated celebration.

The first group

The label over the left arm.

The second group

The label over the right arm.

What they share

The shared interest over the clasped hands.

• Use people or groups for the outer labels.
• Put a habit, opinion, or preference in the middle.
• Keep the center phrase short enough to fit around the hands.