I will do it tomorrow I will do it tomorrow
The image displayed is a comedic multi-panel meme that depicts the process of procrastination and its inevitable consequences. In the first panel, we see a man starting to apply a white base makeup on his face, accompanied by the caption "I will do it tomorrow," suggesting a common postponement of tasks.
As we move to the second panel, the humor builds up when we see more colorful makeup added to the man's face. The caption remains unchanged, "I will do it tomorrow." This time, the panel insinuates a deeper level of avoidance, as if with each passing day, the task at hand becomes more daunting and the man's situation becomes more comical.
The third panel reveals an even more dramatic transformation. The man now sports a full rainbow wig, while still applying makeup to his face. Despite the outrageous development, the caption once again reads, "I will do it tomorrow," implying the continuous cycle of procrastination.
It's in the final panel where the punchline hits. Now fully transformed into a clown with exaggerated makeup and vibrant wig, the man's capitulation is complete, and the caption is abruptly changed to "I'm f____d," censoring the expletive to keep the content appropriate.
The humor in this meme is derived from its exaggeration of procrastination, presented through a literal visual metaphor of becoming a clown—one often associated with silliness or foolishness. It suggests that by consistently putting off tasks, one might end up in a farcical or ridiculous situation, metaphorically "becoming a clown."
Many people find this funny because procrastination is a relatable habit almost every individual has experienced at some point. They might laugh at the exaggerated representation, recognizing their own tendencies to delay tasks and the absurd predicaments it can create. I will do it tomorrow I will do it tomorrow I will do it tomorrow I m fu d
