Stand on My Money, Now I'm 6'6

Quote of the Day: relatable In reality i’m 5’4 Stand on my money, now i’m 6’6 💯

A very short masked schoolboy in a backpack is interviewed in a school corridor while the caption presents a confident quote about being 5'4 in reality and becoming 6'6 by standing on his money. The joke is a literal visual punchline: the child is tiny, so the exaggerated height claim is obviously impossible. The clip is set to the moody music “Losing Interest” by Tate, making the deadpan height flex and the child’s walk-away even funnier as a reaction to being short or overconfident. EN: A very short masked schoolboy in a backpack is interviewed in a school corridor while the caption presents a confident quote about being 5'4 in reality and becoming 6'6 by standing on his money. The joke is a literal visual punchline: the child is tiny, so the exaggerated height claim is obviously impossible. The clip is set to the moody music “Losing Interest” by Tate, making the deadpan height flex and the child’s walk-away even funnier as a reaction to being short or overconfident.

Yo, Joshua Kim the third. It's the cold of the day In reality I'm five four stand on my money now. I'm six six

♪ DaddyTate — Losing Interest Tate

• @eternalclassic / 20726 2022-10-03