Forced Perspective memes center around photographs that use optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, or closer than they actually are. While the technique has been a staple of creative photography for decades—most famously seen with tourists 'holding up' the Leaning Tower of Pisa—it became an internet sensation for its ability to create surreal and accidental humor. In a meme context, these images are frequently used as metaphors for deceptive appearances or skewed priorities, where users label foreground and background elements to highlight how a shift in viewpoint can change the meaning of a situation. These memes thrive on social media platforms like Reddit and Instagram, where the visual 'trick' provides a perfect canvas for relatable observational comedy.