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Target- People who didn't want to and still don't want to get the COVID vaccine due to 'personal research.'

Failing: They say that they don't want to get the vaccine because the government 'can't be trusted', even though their 'research' is from unreliable websites.

Strategy: Irony, because they don't think that legitimate government research and websites are 'reliable,' but their Facebook groups and Twitter feeds are so reliable, even though there is no real research to back it up.

Desired Outcome: These people need to get out of their bubble and stop going into everyone else's. No one cares about their Facebook groups and conspiracies that WiFi can kill you... They need to stop having trust issues and brainwashing concerned parents or other intellectually vulnerable people.

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Micah Clark, Aidan Diaz
Target: The target is American society. In the past few years the world has failed to tackle global problems like climate change and biodiversity collapse. Specifically in the US Covid 19 was an overlooked issue that eventually grew to be the main focal point in a many of our lives.
Failing: The American society focuses on small issues when there are bigger problems in the world that have growing impact on our daily lives. We do this because man of these issues have become increasing too large to tackle and are inevitable at this point in time.
Strategy: Irony. In this meme the speech bubble reads "Be sure to wash your hands and all will be well." while there are obviously larger issues at hand. In the picture, huge waves are approaching their city and will without doubt still destroy the city even if they wash their hands or not. This is a metaphor for the American society oblivion toward growing political and socioeconomic issues.
Desired Outcome: The desired outcome is to spread light on the larger obstacles at hand, such as Climate change and biodiversity collapse. By doing so the artist hopes that society will take action and actually do something about these mounting problems.

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Target: The target is those who are advertising “Save The Trees”, but are hypocrites to their own words.

Failing: The failing is that trees  were used to advertise the idea of saving the trees, deliberately going against their own intent.

Strategy: The irony is that they wasted trees with the motivation to save trees.

Desired outcome: To expose how humans don't tend to practice what they preach, sometimes unintentionally. Need to come up with new ways to spread awareness without being hypocritical to own intent.

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Target: The obsession with technology
Failing: Shows attachment to technology rather than enjoying or taking in his surroundings
Strategy: This picture is using irony by showing us a person at the beach with all their beach stuff set up to have fun but instead is just using their phone.
Desired outcome: The desired outcome is to help us recognize how unaware we are of our surroundings and how hypnotized we are into technology nowadays. Also to make us appreciate life rather than wasting time on a screen

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Names: Shradha and Paaru

Target: The target is people who procrastinate on their schoolwork because the procrastinator is portrayed as exhausted while writing about the effects of sleep deprivation, which expresses utilization of ridicule. The use of irony aids also in the humor, thus reinforcing the purpose.

Failing: The failing is the person, Squidward, who procrastinated on his essay about sleep deprivation which in turn led to sleep deprivation.

Strategy: Irony, ridicule

Desired Outcome: To emphasize the detrimental effects of procrastination.

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Esther Chapman and Ana Carvajal

Target: Men who primarily under value the strength of women
Failing: To understand the potential of femininity
Strategies: Exaggeration
Desired Outcome: To reconstruct the view certain individuals have towards a stereotype towards women.

Explanation: Princess Fiona (specifically in Shrek), was able to defeat an entire army of Robin Hood's men unarmed. This is an exaggeration because clearly no one has the ability to do so. The animator uses this strategy in order to grab the attention of the audience to the fullest potential.

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Target: Those who refuse to get the vaccine because they "don't know what's in it."

Failing: Those that refuse to take the vaccine, and claim that they don't know what is inside of it, ironically put other junk in their bodies that have no substance in them.

Strategy: The primary strategy in this piece is irony because the man in the cartoon ironically puts junk in his body without a second thought, and yet concerns himself with the ingredients in a beneficial vaccine.

Desired Outcome: To raise awareness regarding the folly in refusing to take a vaccine for COVID-19. There is no more concern in taking the vaccine than there is in eating junk food

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Crystal, Chris
Target: People who have graduated
Failing: The failing is the assumption that after you graduate High school you know everything and life will be a breeze.
Strategy: The strategy is irony
Desired outcome: The desired outcome is to show that just because you finish one part of your life doesn't automatically open you up to knowing everything.

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Tyler Harold and Ariel Gonzales

1. Target: People that are always on social media and are addicted. Social media is like a drug and people can get addiction.

2. Failing: The failing is the man who is locked down and addicted to social media.

3. Strategy: Irony. A man got chained to a phone and cant get rid of social media and it has sucked him into a portal of addiction.

4. Desired Outcome: The desired outcome is for people to realize that social media is an addiction and a disease and that you can be locked down by all the apps.

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1. She wanted to make a statement in the fashion world.
2. She ended up standing out the most even when she was trying not to.
3. To wear something out of the ordinary to not stand out and make a point.
4. To make a statement and draw attention to herself while trying to not stand out.

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Target: People scared of COVID-19
Failing: A family is denied entry into Disneyland because there is a pandemic going around that is causing a lot of panic throughout the US.
Strategy: The ironic nature behind the image is the fact that Disneyland is supposed to be the "Happiest Place on Earth" that is extremely kid friendly and has no "scary" aspects to it, but the virus that is spreading is seen as scarier than a "haunted house" in Disneyland.
Desired Outcome: It attempts to bring people to the realization of how excessive their panic is as they were closing their theme parks because of the virus.

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Reagan Sander, Seth Gonzales, Shannon Bain

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Reagan Sander, Seth Gonzales, Shannon Bain

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Target: This targets kids who spend too much time on screens because it portrays a child disconnected from the real world and "child-ish" norms.
Failing: In society, the younger generations have become obsessed with their phones rather than living in the real world because the child is illustrated being focused on their phone rather than a teddy bear, a normal experience of childhood.
Strategy: The author uses irony to show how the stereotypical child's teddy bear has been replaced with a phone.
Desired Outcome: To raise awareness to the increase in children becoming obsessed with phones and to encourage children to spend less time on electronic devices.

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Satire Memes: Ben Rubin and Abagail Stangle

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Satire Memes: Ben Rubin and Abagail Stangle

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Target: The high schoolers that graduated but acting like they know everything just because they graduated.
Failing: It mocks the high schoolers that just because they graduated, they think they know everything.
Strategy: Sarcasm because they mock the high schoolers that just because they graduated, doesn't mean they are smart.
Desired Outcome: The purpose of this meme is to expose the people who think their smart just because they are graduated.

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Satire Analysis- Toxic Masculinity in American Psycho

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Satire Analysis- Toxic Masculinity in American Psycho

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Names: Molly and Lyla
Satirical Piece: American Psycho (business card scene)
Target: Men exhibiting toxic masculinity
Failing: Toxic masculinity, specifically in the realm of excessive competition
Strategy: Exaggeration: the business cards look exactly the same to the average person, but still are a source of competition for the business men. Sarcasm: The business men are taking themselves seriously, but the audience laughs at them for making such a big deal about the small differences.
Desired Outcome: The desired outcome is for the audience (for American Psycho, the audience and target overlap significantly) to recognize how silly competition can be, and how competition plays into toxic masculinity. The character of Patrick Bateman is an anti-hero, so seeing him partake in silly competition is hoping to discourage the audience from engaging in the action.
(The video of the scene was restricted on the wifi, so the best I could do was this image)

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Names- Kaitlin and Merrill
Target- This dress targets the rich people as it expresses the phrase, "tax the rich."
Failing- She didn't get her point across because she is rich, and it resulted in her appearing more foolish.
Strategy- This shows an abundant amount of irony as she is ultimately a rich person saying to tax the rich. It's almost as if she's contradicting herself.
Desired Outcome- The purpose of her wearing this dress is to standout at the met gala and try to advocate for less fortunate people, but instead it resulted in a humorous meme.

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Satire by Isabella Perry and Madeline Guess 

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Satire by Isabella Perry and Madeline Guess 

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Target: Families who live more like strangers than family.
Failing: Families take one another for granted and don't make the effort to maintain healthy and balanced relationships, leading to tensions and discomfort when they have to live together.
Strategy: The meme uses sarcasm by mocking those who said it would be easy to quarantine during 2021, but ended up feeling imprisioned amongst their own family members. As well, irony is used because typically, family should be able to function in their own homes, but the second there is no "escape" (outside world), families immediately turn on one another.
Desired outcome: Encourage families to build relationships that are simbiotic, rather than parasitic. For example, many teenagers and children have an underlying motive when interacting with their parents, which is that kindness = more profit and privileges.