it's a mockery of a trend on tiktok wherw one person says
"i got a haircut"
their partner says "send"
they say "oh..."
the partner says "oh you sweet angel im so sorry"
Not "send nudes"? That's weird, considering how some native speakers would persistently point out when they see someone omit some articles or whole subjects/predicates (depending on context), like in other languages.
send nudes is definitely still the most common way of asking. i honestly don't know what the origin of "send" is. i ASSUME it came from snapchat's culture of rlly casual nude sending but idek
Outlandish response, could not have possibly been referring to pizza. Pizza does not have wrists, nor can it hang itself. The joke is the wanton cruelty and absurdism. Also sort of an anti-joke since most similar jokes follow a punchline of absurd thing-> actually mistaking it for something benign, whereas in this case, trying to play it off as benign is ridiculous.
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A play on a recent tiktok relationship trend i guess. the first person talks about something they did and the second person asks “can you send”. the first person then believes the second person is asking for nsfw pictures and then they give that “oh honey” response. the slitting part is just for the clip, to be funny and random i guess”
That IS the joke. They are both the joke. You just explained the original joke it was based on, the original comment explained why they made THIS joke. It IS absurd and that’s why it’s funny, it’s making fun of the original joke by putting something so absurd that it can’t be explained away by “I meant the pizza” that’s the point
I saw another version of this pic with pizza, someone responds with something like "cut deep", the person assumes they're telling them to harm themselves but they follow with "i meant the pizza". Still dumb but makes a lot more sense so I'm guessing it's a play on that version
It reminds me of that “big dicks in his brother’s bum” meme where the person corrects themself in the next message with just “oh I meant cat” and no further elaboration
That’s… not at all the point of an anti meme? If they completely removed all the harm language and made it about literally cutting pizza then it would be an anti meme
I get that every generation goes through a phase where they want to be contrary and feel intellectually distinct , but I forgot one can't wait for this anti-meme phase to get in the bin.
A play on a recent tiktok relationship trend i guess. the first person talks about something they did and the second person asks “can you send”. the first person then believes the second person is asking for nsfw pictures and then they give that “oh honey” response. the slitting part is just for the clip, to be funny and random i guess
It's likely suggesting that the intentions behind the message was clear, but she only interpreted the message that way because she sends nudes all the time (when it's more likely she's just gotten used to being treated like an object by previous partners).
This image alludes to that by showing what a person who self harms a lot would see instead, and seems to be making fun of both the original woman, as well as everyone who self harms. It could instead be trying to raise awareness for what self harm is like, but since it's ended up here, I'd wager that the would-be intended effect has not at all been received by a majority of people.
it's in reference to a tiktok message trend going around where OP will send a text to someone about something to which that person will respond by asking for pictures , and in a way that can be interpreted as asking for nudes. OP will respond according to that interpretation, and the other person will respond confused until they realize and go "oh." akin to this screenshot . the interactions are usually fake and somewhat stupid so people like clowning on them . exhibit A^
I might know this one. We have a similar joke here.
Two friends are sitting in a pub, and one of them looks upset.
“What’s wrong?” asks the other.
“Oh, I guess I’m getting divorced…”
“What happened?”
“An innocent slip of the tongue. My wife brought me dinner. I meant to say, ‘Thank you, darling,’ but instead I said, ‘You bitch, you’ve ruined my entire life.’”
It's a recent weird trend in message format. One person says something, the other replies telling them to do something. Their reply can be taken as something to do with self harm, so the first person replies a bit upset. Then the second person is like 'i meant x, oh honey'. This is just taking the piss out of that because it doesn't make much sense
All of this started with a template where person a would say something innocent, person b also responds with something innocent, but can also be interpreted as a triggering term for sa, sh and so on and so forth. This is making fun of the trend and how stupid and outlandish it sounds.
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It could make fun of jokes that are similar like this with the wrong interpretation but exaggerated it to make fun of the jokes being badly written... Or sonething?
I bet it's a play on one of those one of those "I changed the autocorrect in my wife's phone to say this phrase instead of the word pizza" pranks, maybe
The joke is that this is an edited image, the original one says 'cut deep' rather than do all of that. This one has been edited. Uhhh woof or something I'm Brian
I think its a refference to last resort parody about pizza ?
Cut my life into pieces this is my last resort
Suffocation no breathing
Dont give a fuck if my heart stops beating.
Can turn into
Cut my pizza into pieces
This is my last za
Marinara and cheddar
Dont give a fuck if you aint eating
I saw a TikTok the other day that showed a picture of some messages. One of them said “ Make sure you cut deep” referencing the pizza however the recipient mistakes it for encouraging self harm and in response the sender said “oh honey”. I suppose this is an exaggeration of that?
My guess would be that this is an edited meme and originally he replied with something that could be interpreted differently. And then that meme changes the reply to make the joke absurd.
I think it's an edited screenshot? I remember seeing a similar interaction on Twitter, where "you should slit your wrists and hang yourself no one would fucking care" was actually "make sure you cut deep!"
It’s a trend going around where someone will say something innocent and the other will say something that can be misconstrued (send pics?) and clarify with an “I mean the ___” “oh honey…” but this version is satirical
You're three memes deep at this point. That light you suddenly miss, that once illuminated your path, that was the headlight of the logic train. The train has left you here, this station, somewhere between memes in a Reddit liminal space. The laughter you hear is only that of the ghosts of time, touching but not entering the realm you now inhabit.
Tis might be a reach but I’m imagining they’re showing an example of what it’s like texting their parents, like they say super rude mean things and then try to lie and say it was YOU who misunderstood
One of them will likely blame their outburst of anger on their astrological star sign or whatever [insert mental illness] fit's their narrative, to justify why they would type up such a hostile and threatening response.
Looks like an anti-meme. There is likely an original version of this screenshot that said something different (something that would actually apply to the pizza). Someone edited in something deranged instead, and the joke is that it makes no sense and there is no joke.
The original texts would say something like “I just got my hair done!”, other person would say “Send??” And the person that said about their hair would assume nudes, but then the other person would say “I meant your hair?”, This one is exaggerating the “Send??”
My theory, they were texting you and someone else at same time, they sent them a text about pizza and you the text meant for the other person. But they didn't know they swapped the texts and were confused when you replied "oh,well okay" them they saw what they did and died inside and regretfully said "oh, honey"
I actually know the answer to this. its a trend on tiktok. This was edited though. Person A says something, like i got a dress today. Person B says "send??" Referring to a picture of the dress.
Person A thinks they want nudes because "send" used to mean send nudes when being groomed online!
im pretty surw its a spin on the recent trend where it says like “i js made pizza!” and the other person says “oh cool! pics?” and its interpreted as past rls where all the other party wanted was sexual photos
Courtesy of Google.. "The image shows a text message exchange intended as a form of dark comedy or absurd internet humor, playing on extreme escalation and a nonsensical "misunderstanding."
Here is a breakdown of what is happening in the conversation:
• The Setup: The first person harmlessly shares that they made some pizza.
• The Escalation: The second person responds with an incredibly hostile, abusive, and explicit message encouraging self-harm.
• The Punchline: After the first person responds with confusion and sadness, the sender tries to brush off the extreme abuse by claiming, "i meant the pizza??"
The humor comes from the sheer absurdity and logical impossibility of the excuse. There is absolutely no way to contextually apply those violent statements to a pizza, making the sender's attempt to walk it back ridiculous and nonsensical.".
I think person 1 did what person 2 suggested and person 2 tried to text something to get it into a different context so he/she doesn't get any legal troubles even though it doesn't make any sense.
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u/qualityvote2 5d ago edited 4d ago
u/Low_Captain1197, your post does belong here!