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Object labeling

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Object labeling (also spelled object labelling) is a meme practice of annotating parts of a stock image with captions that map the picture onto another situation—coworkers, game bosses, emotions, and so on. It is a core exploitable technique.

Overlap with icebergs[edit]

Iceberg charts are essentially systematic object labelling applied to a maritime stock image: each vertical band receives topic-specific names. The same labelling habit appears in "starter pack" photos and political-compass shitposts.

See also[edit]

Sources[edit]

  • Meme documentation of object-labelling / exploitable macros.
  • Comparison to ranked iceberg label layouts.