The Flint Water Crisis meme emerged as a form of digital activism and dark humor following the 2014 public health disaster in Flint, Michigan. After the city’s water source was switched to the Flint River, residents suffered from lead contamination and outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease. On the internet, the situation evolved into a meme used to criticize government negligence and compare the quality of life in different locations. These memes often feature images of discolored water or side-by-side comparisons highlighting the absurdity of a developed nation lacking basic clean water. While controversial, the meme serves as a persistent reminder of the ongoing struggle for environmental justice and infrastructure accountability.