Losslikes refers to the enduring internet phenomenon originating from the 'Loss' comic strip by Tim Buckley, released in 2008 for his Ctrl+Alt+Del webcomic. What started as a controversial shift in tone for a gaming comic eventually evolved into one of the most resilient minimalist memes in history. The 'Losslikes' variant specifically focuses on the four-panel abstraction (I, II, II, L) and how it can be found in everyday objects, social media layouts, or hidden within other images. Users utilize this template to prank others with the realization that a seemingly random pattern is actually a reference to the infamous hospital scene, proving that anything can be Loss if you look hard enough.