I zoomed in on the photoshopped tattoo on the right arm. Not only is the image the first one that pops up on Google when you search, "tribal wolf tattoo," but MULTIPLE people have it as a real tattoo.
(Sorry for using terrible mobile screenshots)
I never realized the tattoos were photoshopped.
I assumed they used a random stock photo that had a convenient pose to add the shirt onto, that happened to have a tattoo.
Of course, I also figured using a photo with too much ink would 1) distract from the merchandise and 2) make the stock photo model too recognizable. (Oh, they clearly used Getty #8675309, "Fat White Guy With Mediocre Barbed Wire Tattoo"), but plenty of the pics are identifiable enough to use for a police report.
I myself have no idea, but some of the words I sort of get, whilst others are just ludicrous 🤣
I remember the song but I absolutely did not make the connection.
Now, what the heck is the last line? Kagi gave me this, but I still have no idea.
Based on the information provided, the phrase "skibidi ohio rizz" refers to the following:
"Skibidi" is a reference to a series of surreal videos on YouTube featuring an "army of human-headed toilets fighting a war against another army of camera-headed people". It is used to describe something that is "nonsense, to the point of absurdity".
"Ohio" in this context means "weird or bad". It is used to describe something that is "cursed" or extremely strange and funny.
"Rizz" is short for "charisma". So "Ohio rizz" refers to "weird, cursed, or strange flirting behavior".
Putting it all together, "skibidi ohio rizz" means someone has terrible, bizarre, or uncool flirting skills.
In summary, the phrase "skibidi ohio rizz" is a piece of Gen Alpha slang that refers to someone exhibiting very strange and awkward flirting or social behavior.
The key is in the words "utter nonsense". Prior to Gen alpha slang was always rooted in reality - a word repulsed, or an abstraction, or a phonetic recreation of a regional pronunciation. Gen alpha is gonna make whole new sounds and apply them to Concepts and whole phrases and thoughts. Technically, this is expanding the English language, but it's going to look phenomenally stupid in the process.
You know, until this meme and your comment I swear to gyatt I thought the word was pronounced like Wyatt. Why would I think that?
I’m getting old. One can’t pwn forever, I suppose.
