MiG-15 Underwear Joke

MiG:15 Hey nato what's under there? NATO: under where? Haha you said underwear 😂 Fagot The Soviet Union developed the MIG-15 following World War II and the fighter entered service in 1949. By 1952 the Soviets provided the MIG-15 (NATO code name "Fagot") to a number of communist satellite nations, including North Korea.

A MiG-15 jet asks NATO what is underneath it, and NATO replies “under where?”, accidentally setting up the childish “underwear” pun. The clip then reveals the aircraft’s NATO reporting name, “Fagot,” turning the wordplay into an absurd military meme. The upbeat indie-pop song “7 Weeks & 3 Days” by yungatita gives the joke a playful, carefree mood and makes the reveal feel like a deliberately silly punchline.

♪ yungatita — 7 Weeks & 3 Days

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