An instruction template designed to convert viral internet moments or memes into ironic-but-premium miniature display boxes (toy boxes). It requires analyzing the cultural context of the meme and recreating the exact scene with figurines, miniature screens showing spread metrics, and elements contrasting 'before viral' vs. 'after viral' status. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
<instruction> Input A is an internet viral moment or meme origin ({argument name="meme name" default="meme name"}, video screenshot, or cultural phenomenon). Analyze the original context, why it resonated, cultural impact, and spread pattern. Optional Input B is a style reference (pop culture museum / internet archive). If missing, choose Gen Z nostalgia meets contemporary art aesthetic. Goal: Ironic-but-premium display containing the exact viral moment in miniature form, with figurines, props, and screens showing spread metrics. Exact pose, position, and reaction of the characters should be replicated. Rules: - Recreate the exact scene with 2-8 figurines - Include miniature phone/camera capturing the moment - Show tiny screens with share counts, platforms, timeline - Add "before viral" vs "after viral" comparison elements - Mix irony with genuine appreciation for internet culture - Label with moment/meme name, origin date, platform, shares/views Output: ONE image, 1:1 social media optimized format </instruction>
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