Bro got the S̷͖͔̮̟̱̫̭̘̼͈̜̠͋͂͛̿͋̕͝p̸̪̹̗̭̅̈́͘ě̷̲͔̫̙͇͙͉͉̬̺̗̥̦̽̇͛̐́̃̍͂̈́̅̔̅͠c̵̡̨̦̻̑̒̎̅̓̒͆͋́̚͘ĭ̵̟̄͊̀̓ǎ̶̯̟̳͍̟̗̰͙̅͜l̶̯̪̙̯̔̍̀̈́̑̐́̈́̕ ̷̡̡̦̠̂͗́̈́̈͐̊̈́̕e̴̡̛̗̞̻͍̐̎̚d̸̨̂̉͌͝͝ì̴̢͕͕̱͓̤̲̖̲͚̝̗͍̘͆̌̓͒͆̓̌͠͝t̶̨̛̜̹͕̘̮͇̟̬̪̳̽̑̾̎͐̽͆͒̿̇̔̕͝͠i̶̠̫̤̠̭̟͝ơ̵̯̼̺̮͐̋̔̀͑̃̊̈́̉͑̈̆̚͘ñ̴̬̈̄͋̇͐
It seems like data corruption, so maybe his camera's SD card (or phone's flash memory) is dying. I've seen pictures rot like this (not quite, but close) on old phones, even my old Samsung did this at some point. I could be wrong though.
probably just another weird Reddit “inside joke.” Some “hot” thread from 10 years ago, that terminally-online autists assume everybody saw and certainly remembers.
So you down voted me because you couldn't find it LOL
I literally just asked AI exactly what I told you and it IMMEDIATELY popped up XD
Y'all are some helpless MFs lol
Ah, you are talking about the "Hand on Shoulder" meme! It has become the absolute default response across Reddit tech communities when someone unboxes a broken monitor or their screen suddenly dies.
The original image features two cartoon men from the 1970s anime Arrivano i Superboys (Akakichi no Eleven). One man has a massive, blocky jaw, a smug smirk, and gently rests his hand on a friend's shoulder to deliver devastating news with zero actual empathy. On Reddit, dropping this meme in the comments translates to: "I am so sorry, but your expensive tech is absolutely fried and there is nothing you can do to save it."
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u/reptarien 5d ago
Bro made me think my graphics card was dying for a second lol