Big Mood to Bmood

we could shorten “big mood” to “bmood” but you all are not ready bood oh fuck. it was i who was not ready

A screenshot shows a user suggesting shortening “big mood” to “bmood,” followed by someone replying “bood.” The original poster realizes the joke was actually too advanced for them, turning their confidence into self-deprecation. It is used as a reaction to a pun or clever idea that unexpectedly goes over someone’s head. EN: A screenshot shows a user suggesting shortening “big mood” to “bmood,” followed by someone replying “bood.” The original poster realizes the joke was actually too advanced for them, turning their confidence into self-deprecation. It is used as a reaction to a pun or clever idea that unexpectedly goes over someone’s head.

• @memetutorial / 8995 2017-09-12