The 'Share If You Agree' meme format evolved from early social media engagement bait commonly found on Facebook, where accounts posted platitudes to boost their reach. It eventually morphed into a tool for internet irony and 'weird' memes, where the statements being shared are intentionally absurd, controversial, or nonsensical. The template usually pairs a bold, high-contrast caption with an image that is either overly sentimental or completely unrelated, poking fun at the desperate nature of social media algorithms. It remains a popular way to satirize boomer humor and digital validation-seeking behavior.