"Fuck Me Right" is an image macro built around a screen capture of Jonah Hill as Seth in the 2007 film Superbad, mouth open in a pained, sarcastic laugh1. The top caption sets up an unpopular opinion, an awkward confession, or a minor personal failure, and the bottom caption always reads "Fuck me, right?"2 The joke is self-deprecating resignation, with the poster admitting they know their take will get flamed before anyone else can say it.

The template took off across image-macro sites in 2012, especially on Reddit's advice-animals-style boards, where the confession plus punchline structure fit the community's tone1. The phrase itself was already circulating as a standalone catchphrase for embarrassing luck and self-inflicted misfortune4.

Overlay the Jonah Hill screen capture from Superbad with two lines of caption. The top line typically states an unpopular opinion, a mild confession, or a dumb decision the poster made. The bottom line always reads "Fuck me, right?", framing the top line as something the internet is about to pile on. Users often flip the joke by using the bottom line in a literal sense, as with the 9gag "P*rn Logic" version, where a mundane setup sets up the phrase as an actual sexual proposition3.