The 'Reddit Good, TikTok Bad' trope represents a long-standing cultural divide within internet communities, primarily fueled by Reddit's self-perception as a hub for intellectual discussion and 'dank' humor compared to TikTok's mainstream popularity. This sentiment peaked in the late 2010s and early 2020s, often manifesting in memes where TikTok is depicted as 'cringe' and Reddit is seen as superior. While the meme is frequently used ironically today to mock the 'Redditor' stereotype and their perceived superiority complex, it remains a staple template for comparing high-effort versus low-effort content or expressing platform loyalty during internet culture wars.