From KnowYourMeme:
"Joseph Ducreux (1735–1802) is an eighteenth century French artist known for his unorthodox style of portrait paintings. On the interweb, his eccentric self-portrait has inspired a series of exploitable macros, featuring archaic reinterpretation of popular rap lyrics superimposed over the artwork. This highly verbose joke provides a satisfying challenge of 'decoding' the corrupted lyrics back into to the original verses. Variations of the meme include verbose translations of popular web phrases such as 'Come at me, bro' and 'All your base are belong to me'."
"Joseph Ducreux (1735–1802) is an eighteenth century French artist known for his unorthodox style of portrait paintings. On the interweb, his eccentric self-portrait has inspired a series of exploitable macros, featuring archaic reinterpretation of popular rap lyrics superimposed over the artwork. This highly verbose joke provides a satisfying challenge of 'decoding' the corrupted lyrics back into to the original verses. Variations of the meme include verbose translations of popular web phrases such as 'Come at me, bro' and 'All your base are belong to me'."
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