What does the But That's None of My Business meme mean?

Kermit the Frog sits by a window holding up a glass mug of Lipton tea and staring off to the side with a calm, slightly smug expression. The image is a still from a Lipton ad, and memes usually pair a blunt observation with the catchphrase "but that's none of my business" to suggest casual, sip-the-tea judgment. Use this template when the joke is calling out hypocrisy, bad decisions, messy behavior, or an obvious truth while pretending to stay uninvolved. It fits takes that read like shady commentary followed by a faux-polite withdrawal, as if you're sipping tea and minding your business after saying something cutting.

How many captions does the But That's None of My Business template have?

It has 2 caption boxes: box 1 is the pointed observation or call-out, box 2 is the tea-sipping disclaimer punchline.

How do I make a But That's None of My Business meme?

Describe your situation in one line and the generator picks the wording for each caption box, places it on the But That's None of My Business template and gives you a PNG to download. No account is needed to browse formats.

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Use this template when the joke is calling out hypocrisy, bad decisions, messy behavior, or an obvious truth while pretending to stay uninvolved. It fits takes that read like shady commentary followed by a faux-polite withdrawal, as if you're sipping tea and minding your business after saying something cutting.

Also known as Kermit Sipping Tea, Kermit Tea, But Thats None of My Business, none of my business, tea lizard.

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What the But That's None of My Business meme means

Kermit the Frog sits by a window holding up a glass mug of Lipton tea and staring off to the side with a calm, slightly smug expression. The image is a still from a Lipton ad, and memes usually pair a blunt observation with the catchphrase "but that's none of my business" to suggest casual, sip-the-tea judgment.

Blank But That's None of My Business meme template

Caption boxes: 2
Tone: smug shady
Status: classic
Origin: Know Your Meme entry

What goes in each caption box

Box 1: the pointed observation or call-out
State the behavior, contradiction, or inconvenient truth in a blunt, gossipy sentence that sets up the judgment. Keep it to about 16 words so it stays readable.
Box 2: the tea-sipping disclaimer punchline
End with a detached sign-off such as "but that's none of my business" or a close variation so the smug restraint is the joke. Keep it to about 9 words so it stays readable.

But That's None of My Business meme examples

People really post "protect your peace" and then start arguments in every comment section → But that's none of my business

You said you were broke but somehow bought festival tickets, bottle service, and a VIP table → *sips tea* that's none of my business

Questions about the But That's None of My Business meme

What does the But That's None of My Business meme mean?: Kermit the Frog sits by a window holding up a glass mug of Lipton tea and staring off to the side with a calm, slightly smug expression. The image is a still from a Lipton ad, and memes usually pair a blunt observation with the catchphrase "but that's none of my business" to suggest casual, sip-the-tea judgment. Use this template when the joke is calling out hypocrisy, bad decisions, messy behavior, or an obvious truth while pretending to stay uninvolved. It fits takes that read like shady commentary followed by a faux-polite withdrawal, as if you're sipping tea and minding your business after saying something cutting.
How many captions does the But That's None of My Business template have?: It has 2 caption boxes: box 1 is the pointed observation or call-out, box 2 is the tea-sipping disclaimer punchline.
How do I make a But That's None of My Business meme?: Describe your situation in one line and the generator picks the wording for each caption box, places it on the But That's None of My Business template and gives you a PNG to download. No account is needed to browse formats.

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