Airsoft memes encompass a wide range of internet subcultures, from the 'No Full Auto in Buildings' viral video to the legendary 'Airsoft Fatty' YouTube saga. These memes typically satirize the high-intensity world of military simulation, highlighting the irony of players wearing thousands of dollars in tactical equipment only to be outplayed by kids with basic spring pistols. The culture thrives on 'calling your hits,' making the memes a way for the community to bond over shared frustrations like cheaters and the inevitable pain of CQB. Today, these templates are used across platforms like Reddit and Instagram to keep the tactical community laughing at its own expense.