I used to care but NOTNOMO
The image shows a close-up view of the rear portion of a vehicle, which appears to be a GMC truck. The focus of the image is on the rear license plate, which is surrounded by the vehicle's chrome detailing and lighting assembly. The license plate frame is partially visible, as is a portion of another vehicle in the lower part of the photo, reflected on the body of the truck.
At the top of the image, there's a text overlay that says, "I used to care but," suggesting the beginning of a sentence. The sentence leads the viewer's attention to the truck's license plate, which reads, "NOTNOMO" – when read together with the overlay text, it humorously completes the sentence, "I used to care but not no mo(re)."
The license plate is personalized, which allows vehicle owners to create custom messages or tags that typically reflect something about them, their attitudes, interests, or a statement they wish to make. Personalized plates often play on words, use creative spelling, or include inside jokes to convey a message within the limited space provided.
The humor in the image arises from the playfulness of the license plate's message completed by the overlay text. The phrasing "not no mo(re)" is a double negative, which is commonly understood in colloquial language to emphasize a point, in this case, that the person no longer cares. The creative use of language adds to the comedic effect.
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[humor, meme, license plate, pun, car, GMC, vehicle, funny, personalized plate, joke, automotive] The text in the image reads:
"I used to care but"
"NOTNOMO"
