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A Merry Chrysler video still shows a person in a pale headband close to the camera, with another person standing behind them indoors.

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“Merry Chrysler” is the closing line of a Vine in which Christine Sydelko intentionally mispronounces “Merry Christmas”; the phrase later became a humorous alternative Christmas greeting.

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A person models a white shirt with misspelled Christmas greetings, including “merry chrysler,” above a decorated Christmas tree.
Red and green sticker lettering reads “happy crimus,” “it's chrismun,” “merry crisis,” and “merry chrysler.”
A person wearing a pale headband appears close to the camera beside a brightly lit Christmas tree in a Merry Chrysler video still.
A boy in a black-and-white basketball jersey holds a microphone beside an arena desk during the player-introduction appearance documented in the article.
A boy in a bright blue shirt faces the camera beside a chain-link fence in a frame from the LeBron James Kid clip.
A sideways-glancing man appears below four excuses: “I forgot to press send,” “I fell asleep,” “I never got your text,” and “I never get service here.”
A man in an open light-blue shirt stands with his arms out in front of a white-sided house, in a source-video frame associated with the “Why You Always Lying?” meme.
A smiling man in a light-blue embroidered shirt glances sideways in front of white horizontal siding, the recognizable reaction image from “Why You Always Lying?”
A toilet, bathroom counter, framed wall art, and shelving in a bathroom, shown in a GIF frame.
A person in gray shorts films a mirror selfie in a bathroom, with a doorway, counter, and framed wall art visible.
Fry thrusts a fan of green bills forward beneath the caption “SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.”
A lion stands on its hind legs and embraces a person outdoors, with another person's arm at the left edge.
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