The 'Facebook AI Posts Epidemic,' often referred to as 'Facebook AI Slop,' describes a phenomenon where surreal, AI-generated images flood Facebook feeds to garner engagement from bots and unsuspecting users. These images frequently feature bizarre themes—such as 'Shrimp Jesus,' hyper-realistic carvings, or children building planes out of plastic bottles—usually paired with a guilt-tripping caption asking why such 'talent' doesn't go viral. This trend gained massive notoriety in early 2024 as a primary example of the 'Dead Internet Theory,' highlighting how algorithmic manipulation and generative AI have transformed social media into a landscape of uncanny, meaningless content. The meme is used to mock the absurdity of these posts and the repetitive, robotic 'Amen' comments that inevitably follow them.