The 'I Bought a Property in Egypt' meme is a humorous template that plays on the absurdity of real estate scams and historical irony. It typically features a character boasting about their new investment in Egypt, only to be presented with something comedically disastrous, like a crumbling pyramid, a cursed tomb, or an endless desert. The meme gained traction on social media platforms as a way to satirize 'get rich quick' schemes and travel expectations. It is widely used to highlight situations where a reality far exceeds—or falls short of—the promised dream, often leaning into the 'Pharaoh's Curse' aesthetic for a supernatural comedic twist.