The Gummy Bear Memory Test

I just went through But it's not funny. you send me are cute Mr. Jenkins, who feeds I wish I'd never seen And the other... Oh my God, babe DIRECTED BY CHARLIE KIRK

A woman confronts her boyfriend after reading his disturbing, edgy meme messages, while he argues that straight men have terrible humor. She offers him two pills—one to erase the memory and one that is actually a gummy bear—before they immediately get distracted by a funny dog video. The mock end credit, “Directed by Charlie Kirk,” is the absurd punchline, tying back to the controversial content mentioned earlier. The clip uses acted dialogue, a conversational comedic delivery, light music and brief beep-like sounds to build the relationship argument and then land the bait-and-switch ending.

I just went through your DMs, what the f***? Babe, I can explain! It's all Epstein and Charlie Kirk and I saw an AI of George Bush with Down syndrome! It's just comedy. But it's not funny. Not to you. Take a seat. Every straight man is cursed with a horrible sense of humor. We can only find things funny if there's a victim in it, preferably a minority. But all the memes you send me are cute dogs and couples. We like that too, but can't send that to our friends. But not every straight man. What about my brother and my dad and sweet old Mr. Jenkins who feeds the ducks in the park? Yes, every straight man. And the ones who don't find this stuff funny are gay. Not as anything wrong with that. They just don't know it yet. I wish I'd never seen this side of you. We're all terrible people. Every single one. I have two pills. One will wipe your memory of this incident forever. And only this memory. And the other is a gummy bear. I know you like those. Have we done this before? Do you want to know? Oh my god, babe, look at this dog. Oh my god that's hilarious!

• @pokupkabitka / 57123 2026-07-18