Ancient Aliens Guy Meme Generator
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What is the Ancient Aliens Guy meme?
Ancient Aliens Guy is Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, the regular commentator on the History Channel series Ancient Aliens, caught mid-explanation with his famously tall, swept-up hair, an intense stare and both hands raised as if presenting an obvious truth. On the show he and others argue that extraterrestrials explain pyramids, myths and other mysteries. The meme borrows that habit and uses "aliens" as the answer to any unexplained everyday puzzle, from missing socks to a sudden good mood at work. The comedy is the dead-serious face attached to the laziest possible explanation.
Origin: The still is from Ancient Aliens, the History Channel series built around ancient astronaut theories. Tsoukalos's line "I'm not saying it was aliens, but... aliens" became the template's default caption.
Also known as: Ancient Aliens, Aliens Guy, Giorgio Tsoukalos, I'm Not Saying It Was Aliens.
How to use the Ancient Aliens Guy meme
The top box describes a small mystery or something with no obvious cause: a bug that fixed itself, a vanished snack, a referee decision. The bottom box is the answer, nearly always just "aliens".
The classic two-part phrasing is "I'm not saying it was aliens" on top and "but it was aliens" below. Keep the mystery relatable and the explanation absurdly confident. The more mundane the puzzle, the funnier the single word at the bottom.
Ancient Aliens Guy meme ideas
- the code works and i don't know why / aliens
- i'm not saying it was aliens / but my left sock is gone again
- how did the intern finish on time? / aliens
- the team scored three goals in five minutes / aliens
- who ate the last slice of pizza? / aliens
- the printer worked on the first try / aliens
About the Ancient Aliens Guy meme template
The Ancient Aliens Guy template (aag) supports 2 lines of text. A classic example reads “aliens”. Read about its origin on knowyourmeme.com.
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