Venn Diagram Parodies subvert the classic mathematical illustration of sets by highlighting humorous or ironic relationships between seemingly unrelated concepts. While John Venn introduced the diagram in the 1880s for logic and probability, the internet adopted it as a vehicle for satire, social commentary, and self-deprecation. These memes often feature two or more overlapping circles where the intersection represents a punchline that either mocks common behaviors or reveals an unexpected commonality. They are particularly popular on social media for their minimalist design and ability to communicate complex jokes through simple visual logic.