Say the Line, Bart (Simpsons) 迷因範本與產生器

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What Is the Say the Line, Bart Meme?

This three-panel Simpsons image shows a crowd of students gathered around Bart in a classroom. In the middle panel, Bart looks tired and unimpressed as he sits at his desk. The bottom panel shows the crowd cheering and raising their hands. The meme is used for situations where people keep asking someone to repeat a familiar line, joke, opinion, or routine, even when that person is bored of doing it.

People also search for it as the Say the Line Bart meme or Bart say the line meme.

Where the Meme Comes From

The panels come from *The Simpsons*, the animated television series. The meme draws on the contrast between the students' eager anticipation and Bart's weary reaction. It spread online as a reaction format, with people adapting the demand for a familiar line to recurring jokes, catchphrases, and predictable responses. The template is commonly shared as a three-panel image.

How to Use the Template

Use the boxes in order to set up the request, show Bart's reaction, and finish with the crowd's response.

The request: Name the person or situation and what people want them to repeat, such as "The group chat wants me to tell the story again".
Bart's line: Put the familiar phrase or response here, such as "So I bought another houseplant".
The crowd: Add the reaction or demand from everyone, such as "Say the plant story".

Say the Line, Bart Meme Ideas

Everyone at work when I open the meeting / "Let's circle back" / The whole team: "Say the line"
My friends when I mention my holiday / "The airport sandwich cost how much?" / "Tell us again"
The family at dinner when I bring up my new hobby / "I've started making sourdough" / "Say the bread thing"
The group chat after I share a photo of my cat / "She knocked over another glass" / "Say what she did this time"
Everyone when the Wi-Fi drops / "Have you tried turning it off and on again?" / "Say the line"

Make It a Video Meme

This works as a short video by moving from the expectant classroom crowd to Bart's tired expression, then to the cheering students. The video is made right on this page, and clips longer than 10 seconds get more reach on X.