'So loud and so wrong': 25 People who got ratio'd into oblivion

When the internet talks, ratios happen. And luckily for us, they're often really funny, and fun to root for the person doing the ratio'ing. 

Some of the funniest ratios I've ever witnessed were during the 2022 monkey NFT craze. (See #8 for one example!) As you may recall, "Bored Ape" NFTs were all the rage for crypto bros. The gist was that you bought the totally unique digital image of the apes, and then you owned the image, technically, sort of. Because while you may have had a document stating that you owned this art, people quickly realized that they could screenshot an NFT, download it, or even make it their profile picture, all in the name of trolling NFT owners. 

If you remember, some NFTs cost thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, all with the added bonus of being genuine eye sores. So it was particularly funny to watch NFT owners beg people not to steal their image, only to be replied to by a person who just made the image their profile picture. Then, the ratios would happen easily, as everyone sided with people who paid $0 to screenshot an image, over the dude who paid $15k for an ugly monkey sketch (in this economy!).

Check out these satisfying ratios below. Then, check out these 20 cursed foods made by people who have never heard of a recipe book. 

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