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Skeleton Rollercoaster High Five refers to an object labeling template in which a roller coaster cart full of skeletons speeds by a roller coaster cart of humans, attempting to reach out to them. In memes, the skeletons are usually labeled as a wild group and the humans a more responsible group who nevertheless find surprising commonality.

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The artwork is an unpublished piece by comics artist Johnny Craig. It first appeared online on the blog Beat Pop on April 2nd, 2006 (shown below).[1]



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On August 29th, 2019, the earliest known object labeling edit of the painting appeared on Imgur.[3] It was posted by user BlueLikeSnow and gained over 700 views (shown below, left). The painting began drawing a wider audience online after it was posted to the Tumblr Talesfromweirdland.[2] On May 21st, 2020, Imgur user Cowill[4] posted a similar variation to the first template, gaining over 1,200 views (shown below, right).



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