# Bitch Please Bitch Please is a rage comic image macro built around a crudely drawn face of NBA player Yao Ming paired with the titular dismissal. The phrase itself predates the internet by decades, but the rage face version turned it into a standard reaction template during the early 2010s rage comic wave. ## Overview Bitch Please is a rage comic image macro built around a rough sketch of basketball star Yao Ming's face, mouth open in a look of amused dismissal[2]. People drop it under posts where someone brags about a skill and then gets shown up by someone objectively better, or as a general reaction to statements too absurd to take seriously[2]. The panel pairs the drawn face with the phrase in white block text, and the format joined the standard rage comic vocabulary alongside other single-frame reactions. Urban Dictionary entries describe the underlying phrase as expressing incredulous disgust at claims that are false, outrageous, or delivered with unearned confidence[1]. That older slang usage carries a rougher tone than the image macro's playful mockery, but both work the same way: shutting down someone who is trying too hard. ## How It Spread Rage comics went mainstream through Reddit boards like r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu and 4chan threads during the early 2010s, and the Yao Ming face rode that wave into general web use[3]. Once the panel escaped rage comic strips, people started posting it on its own as a stand-alone reaction image in forum threads, Twitter replies, and Facebook comments[2]. The face works as a dismissal without needing the four-panel setup that most rage comics rely on, which helped it outlive the wider rage comic trend[2]. New colorful definitions of the underlying phrase kept showing up on Urban Dictionary through the 2010s, keeping the slang side active alongside the image use[1]. The visual has stayed familiar enough that people still recognize it years after rage comics themselves fell out of daily rotation. ## How to Use Reply to a boast, an outrageous claim, or someone taking themselves too seriously by posting the Yao Ming face on its own or under a screenshot. It typically works best when the target believes they have said something impressive and the reply lands as a flat, unimpressed shrug rather than an argument. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Bitch Please? A rage comic image macro of a crudely drawn Yao Ming face paired with the phrase, used to dismiss boastful or absurd claims[2]. ### Where did Bitch Please come from? The phrase itself dates back to 1970s street slang per Urban Dictionary[1], while the meme version came from the rage comic scene of the early 2010s[2]. ### What does Bitch Please mean? It expresses incredulous disgust at a statement seen as false, outrageous, or delivered with unearned confidence[1]. ### How do you use Bitch Please? Drop the Yao Ming face under a brag, an obvious lie, or a claim someone takes too seriously, letting the panel do the mocking for you[2]. ### Is Bitch Please still popular? It sits in the classic rage face rotation and stays recognizable, though usage dropped after rage comics themselves faded from daily rotation[3]. ## References 1. [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bitch%20Please]() 2. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/bitch-please]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/rage-comics]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/bitch-please Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library