Le Charismeur in France
“Do you know what they call the Rizzler in France?” “They don’t call him the Rizzler?” “No. They call him Le Charismeur.” the rizzler in french is apparently le charismeur
A scene from Pulp Fiction shows Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield riding in a car, paired with a fake social-media post about the French name for “the Rizzler.” The joke combines internet slang with the famous dialogue pattern from the film, using “Le Charismeur” as an absurdly literal French-sounding translation. It is sent as a reaction to jokes about charisma, rizz, or forced translations.
two men in a car / два мужчины в машинеblack suit / чёрный костюмwhite shirt / белая рубашкаblack tie / чёрный галстукcar interior / салон автомобиляsteering wheel / рульdriver / водительpassenger / пассажирroad traffic / дорожное движениеsocial media post / публикация в соцсетиtext captions / текстовые подписи
- @eternalclassic / 61420 2024-12-01
- Template
- Pulp Fiction car scene
- Type
- image
- Size
- 449×547 · 35.2 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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