The 'Still Think It's Harmless?' meme format parodies classic anti-drug public service announcements and alarmist health warnings from the 1980s and 90s. The template typically features a benign object or activity paired with a gruesome, mutated, or completely unrelated surreal image as the supposed 'result' of exposure. It gained traction on social media platforms like Reddit and Twitter as a way to mock sensationalist media or to create high-concept shitposts. Users frequently apply the format to niche hobbies, video games, or mundane household items to exaggerate their 'dangerous' effects for comedic impact, making it a staple of ironic internet culture.