Who lives in a pineapple and spawns many memes? SpongeBob SquarePants! While the yellow sponge himself is the focus of many memes, the character Mr. Krabs too has lots of memes of his own.

You can spot the Mr. Krabs money meme, the "are yous feeling it now, Mr. Krabs?" meme, or the confused Mr. Krabs meme plastered all over the internet.

We're going to explore the most popular Mr. Krabs memes and explain how they came into existence.

Who is Mr. Krabs?

Mr. Krabs (or to give him his full name, Eugene H. Krabs) is a character in the popular animated boob tube show SpongeBob SquarePants.

He is one of the primary characters in the show. He has also appeared in it since the very first episode in 1999 and is voiced past Clancy Chocolate-brown.

Mr. Krabs owns Krusty Krab, a fast nutrient joint in the underwater city of Bikini Bottom, where the titular SpongeBob is a melt. The restaurant is known for its delightful Krabby Patty burger.

Mr. Krabs is obsessed with coin. If at that place's a way that Mr. Krabs can make more than money then he'll take it, even if it'southward to the disadvantage of everyone else.

The SpongeBob SquarePants show is known for existence dizzy and off-the-wall, which makes information technology rife for memes. Mr. Krabs is the star of some of these memes. Some of them focus on his love for money, others just capture him in a funny pose. Let's explore all the best Mr. Krabs memes.

What is the Confused/Shook Mr. Krabs Meme?

Perhaps the virtually famous meme featuring the crabby entrepreneur is the Dislocated Mr. Krab meme. It seems to have originated from @hijabihunty on Twitter.

The footing of the meme is an image of Mr. Krab surrounded by lots of angry people (well, fish). The captions normally feature a joke well-nigh the poster being confused, confronted, or disorientated by a situation.

The still comes from an episode called "Patty Hype", where SpongeBob sells colorful designer burgers called Pretty Patties. Mr. Krabs tricks SpongeBob into selling the rights for Pretty Patties. However, once eaten, it turns out the burger changes the colour of your tongue. The image shows the moment when Mr. Krabs is confronted past these customers.

If you like this meme, you should bank check out our round-up of other funny confused memes.

What is the Mr. Krabs "I Like Money" Meme?

As we know, Mr. Krabs loves coin. He makes that abundantly clear in this commutation from The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, where he'south celebrating the opening of another Krusty Krab:

Perch Perkins: First of all, congratulations Mr. Krabs.Mr. Krabs: Hello, I similar money.Perch Perkins: What inspired you to build the a 2nd Krusty Krab right adjacent to the original?Mr. Krabs: Money!

Meme fans accept turned this into an image meme to poke fun at businesses making decisions motivated merely by profit. Sometimes, Mr. Krab's face sports a visitor'south logo.

mr krabs money meme

One example is the caption asking "Disney, what inspired you to make Frozen 2?", with the image showing Mr. Krabs leaning into the microphone to say "coin".

What is the Mr. Krabs Wack/Glasses Meme?

This meme is inspired past another meme---a memeception, if you volition. Hannibal Buress is a comedian who featured on The Eric Andre Evidence. A reaction image of him captioned with "wack" is used as a response to undesirable situations.

The Mr. Krabs version seems to have originated from Tumblr. Someone edited a pic of Mr. Krabs, to which another person responded request if it was Hannibal Buress.

mr krabs wack

The internet ran with this, taking the picture of Mr. Krabs and overlaying the "wack" caption. The context of the meme is the aforementioned as the original simply is automatically improve since it's Mr. Krabs (albeit in a weirdly modified form).

What is the "Are You Feeling It Now, Mr. Krabs?" Meme?

"Are you lot feeling it at present, Mr. Krabs?" is a meme that was born from the "Mid-Life Crustacean" episode of the show. In information technology, Mr. Krabs has a mid-life crisis and SpongeBob tries to assistance him find the joy in life once more.

Each time they try another activity, like chilling in a paddling puddle, SpongeBob asks Mr. Krabs if he's "feeling it now". And so, a meme was created!

For this meme, the makers accept mixed audio and/or video of the scene with other clips. Sometimes it's used for sexual connotations, other times for more humorous purposes---like transitioning the clip into "In the Air This night" by Phil Collins or "Promiscuous" by Nelly Furtado.

What is the "Oh Yeah, Mr. Krabs" Meme?

Alarm: The audio in the video above is very loud. Y'all should turn down your volume before playing.

Only when yous idea memes couldn't get weirder, along comes the "Oh aye, Mr. Krabs" meme. This quote originated from a 2007 YouTube video, where a boy is playing with some SpongeBob toys, says the line, and so screams incoherently.

The original video didn't get much traction, Though, a reupload some other aqueduct in 2009 has clustered over 9 million views.

In that location'south not much logic to this meme. People only take the audio from the video and mix it into other things, similar other memes of Mr. Krab or just something random.

What is the "Could You lot Play That Song Over again" Meme?

In the episode "Krab Borg", Mr. Krabs calls a radio station to asking a song. He sings the tune, but the DJ corrects him. The episode revolves effectually SpongeBob thinking Mr. Krabs is a robot, just that'southward irrelevant to the meme.

People take taken this clip and edited information technology and so that Mr. Krabs is singing other songs (well-known or invented) or simply making weird noises. Higher up is a compilation video with some remixes.

The Best Memes Ever

Equally long as SpongeBob SquarePants exists, there will be memes of information technology. Who knows what the future holds for the fruitful industry of Mr. Krabs memes?

If y'all're a large meme fan, bank check out our guide to the best memes ever.

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