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fortnite arab (1/9)
the joke here is that the concept of the game fortnite has become quite ironic, because it& #39;s been assosiated with so much in the past. this includes 12 year old gamers who rage epicly, ninja tyler blevins, reddit, and so much more. so to mention this game alone (2/9)
any regard to the context is quite funny and ironic. and secondly, to describe it as "arab" implies that it& #39;s in another language. arab is a language that i, as well as many other native english speakers, don& #39;t understand. that, mixed with the fact it has a completely (3/9)
unique alphabet, leads to some humorous circumstances. the humour mainly arises from the fact that most of us can& #39;t understand it, so it has a sense of allure and mystery, almost like we, as the viewer, have to assign it a meaning ourselves. and furthermore, the arabian (4/9)
culture is quite different than ours so it& #39;s amusing to poke fun at it (in an ironic and inoffensive way). overall, "fortnite arab" is a very funny and ironic phrase to use in any circumstance. if one were not to laugh at it, their minds are simply too small to understand (5/9)
the complex layers of irony behind it. i, myself, take pride in being a dank memer that i recognize the irony immediately, almost like it& #39;s second nature. however, the funniest part of it all is the fact that i described all of this in great detail. in a way, it& #39;s absurd (6/9)
that i would go through such lengths to describe a phrase as simple as "fortnite arab". furthermore, my self-awareness to the situation shines through in my description. when one sarcastically explains a joke like i am doing now, it means that they don& #39;t find it rather (7/9)
funny. so, me describing this all implies that i am aware that irony has gotten out of hand and a simple phrase such as "fortnite arab" is considered funny to some. i think i& #39;ve gone on long enough, and i would wish to end this thread with some even funnier last words (8/9)
ugandan chungus (9/9)
