Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? Meme Generator
Use this when someone else has casually started drama, hypocrisy, nitpicking, or a bold move, and the speaker is calling it out like a challenge has just been issued. The joke works best as a two-part escalation: name the triggering behavior first, then spell out the combative or absurd game that behavior implies.
Also known as Red Forman, Oh Is That What We're Gonna Do Today, So We're Gonna Fight Today, Red Forman Pointing.
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What the Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? meme means
A reaction shot of Red Forman from That '70s Show sitting in a kitchen, leaning forward and pointing with a stern, challenging expression. The background shelves hold dishes and jars, and the image captures the moment associated with his line, "Oh, is that what we're gonna do today? We're gonna fight?"
Use this when someone else has casually started drama, hypocrisy, nitpicking, or a bold move, and the speaker is calling it out like a challenge has just been issued. The joke works best as a two-part escalation: name the triggering behavior first, then spell out the combative or absurd game that behavior implies.

- Caption boxes
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- Tone
- confrontational
- Status
- classic
- Origin
- Know Your Meme entry
What goes in each caption box
Box 1: the behavior that started this
Briefly describe the other person's action or statement so it feels like Red is reacting to it in real time. Keep it to about 8 words so it stays readable.
Box 2: the sarcastic escalation or challenge
Phrase this like a pointed paraphrase of "oh, so we're doing this now," often turning the setup into a mock fight, rule, or double standard. Keep it to about 12 words so it stays readable.
Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? meme examples
Questions about the Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? meme
- What does the Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? meme mean?
- A reaction shot of Red Forman from That '70s Show sitting in a kitchen, leaning forward and pointing with a stern, challenging expression. The background shelves hold dishes and jars, and the image captures the moment associated with his line, "Oh, is that what we're gonna do today? We're gonna fight?" Use this when someone else has casually started drama, hypocrisy, nitpicking, or a bold move, and the speaker is calling it out like a challenge has just been issued. The joke works best as a two-part escalation: name the triggering behavior first, then spell out the combative or absurd game that behavior implies.
- How many captions does the Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? template have?
- It has 2 caption boxes: box 1 is the behavior that started this, box 2 is the sarcastic escalation or challenge.
- How do I make a Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? meme?
- Describe your situation in one line and the generator picks the wording for each caption box, places it on the Oh, Is That What We're Going to Do Today? template and gives you a PNG to download. No account is needed to browse formats.
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