What is That Game Made Me Cum?

It is a parody image macro that reuses the exaggerated "you will cum X times" tagline from porn browser-game banner ads and pairs it with unrelated or comically inappropriate images.

Where did That Game Made Me Cum come from?

The source ads circulated on adult sites in the mid-2010s, and the earliest surfaced example was a GIF posted by @FuckYoTimeline on Twitter on October 7th, 2015.

What does That Game Made Me Cum mean?

The joke sits on the gap between the ads' outlandish orgasm claims and whatever mundane image is attached, mocking the copywriting style of clickbait porn-game marketing.

How do you use That Game Made Me Cum?

Users typically overlay lines like "This game made me cum 7 times in 5 minutes" onto a random image, often a generic shooter screenshot or a picture of someone like Anthony Fantano.

Is That Game Made Me Cum still popular?

It is a classic 2010s shitpost format rather than an active trend; the peak posting activity documented by Know Your Meme runs from 2016 through 2017.

That Game Made Me Cum

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Published September 30, 2026

That Game Made Me Cum is an image macro format that parodies the absurd, promise-heavy banner ads for porn browser games that appeared on adult sites in the mid-2010s. Screengrabs of the ads began circulating in 2015, and by 2016 users were pairing the tagline with random images to build one of the more durable shitpost templates of that era.

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Overview

The format takes the overheated sales copy from browser porn-game banner ads, lines like "This game made me cum 7 times in 5 minutes," and slaps it onto an unrelated or deliberately unsexy image. The joke lives in the mismatch between the ad's ludicrous promise of superhuman orgasms and whatever picture the poster chooses, often a boring first-person shooter screenshot, a still of a public figure, or something entirely nonsexual4.

Ad copy for these clickbait porn games began appearing on adult sites in the mid-2010s, according to Vice's survey of the browser porn-game scene, which traces the wider category back to MS-DOS text adventures in the 1980s1. The parodies that grew out of the format cycle through several catchphrase variants, including "This game will make you cum 32 times in one day," "That game made me cum 2 times in 5 minutes," and "This will make you cum in a millisecond"4. A recurring subject is music vlogger and meme reviewer Anthony Fantano, whose face has been paired with the ad text on the Facebook page "Shitposty Botano"7.

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Origin & Background

Platform

Twitter (initial screengrab) / Instagram, Reddit (parody spread)

Date

2015

The trope was first surfaced as raw material on October 7th, 2015, when Twitter user @FuckYoTimeline posted a GIF of one such ad captioned "Ads on porn websites are hilarious"2. Three days later, on October 10th, 2015, a Redditor referenced the same style of misleading ad in an r/gaming thread about Game of War5.

The earliest traceable parody of the format, rather than a straight screengrab, was posted on May 2nd, 2016 by the Instagram account uber.dude.png3. Around the same period, a first-person shooter video retitled "This game made me cum twice in 5 minutes!" was uploaded to multiple adult sites, feeding the joke back into its own source material4.

How It Spread

After the 2015 screengrab on Twitter2, the format moved into template territory in 2016. On August 19th, 2016, a reusable version was uploaded to ShitpostBot5000, the automated caption generator that seeded many recycled 2010s image macros6. From there, posters started running the ad text over arbitrary subjects, with Anthony Fantano becoming a repeat target on the Facebook page "Shitposty Botano"7.

Reddit picked up the variants in 2017. On May 4th, 2017, user gddub posted the "cum 32 times in one day" version to r/funny with the title "How is this desirable?", where it pulled 67 points8. About a week later, on May 12th, a "cum in a millisecond" post appeared on r/MemeEconomy and scored 22 points4.

Know Your Meme cataloged the format under That Game Made Me Cum, treating it as a stable parody category rather than a single viral post4. The joke still gets recycled whenever a genuinely bad porn-site ad surfaces, since the source material keeps producing new promises to riff on.

Timeline

2015-10-07

Twitter user @FuckYoTimeline posts a GIF of a porn-game ad with the caption "Ads on porn websites are hilarious."

2015-10-10

A Redditor references the misleading porn-game ad trope in an r/gaming thread about Game of War.

2016-05-02

Instagram account uber.dude.png publishes what KYM identifies as the earliest traceable parody of the ad format.

2016-08-19

A reusable parody template is uploaded to ShitpostBot5000.

2017-05-04

Redditor gddub posts a "cum 32 times in one day" variant to r/funny, gaining 67 points.

2017-05-12

A "cum in a millisecond" version is posted to r/MemeEconomy.

How to Use This Meme

The template typically pairs the ad's exact tagline with an image that has nothing to do with sex or with a game the numbers plainly do not describe. Common conventions include using screenshots from generic shooters, celebrity photos, or random meme subjects, and swapping the count and time frame ("7 times in 5 minutes," "32 times in one day," "in a millisecond") for extra absurdity4.