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This post shows a guy fighting to keep his composure in a tense moment, with laughter reactions highlighting the humor. It’s a short clip where his visible effort to stay calm becomes the punchline.
- A tweet consisting of just the caption "The guy is fighting for his life to stay calm 🤣🤣🤣" with no identification of the person or situation
- The humor relies entirely on viewers already knowing the referenced video/incident, making it meaningless without outside context
- No factual details, names, or explanations are provided—just mockery of someone visibly struggling to keep composure
Tommy Siegel tweets that his favorite New Yorker submission of the year was rejected. He shares the overlooked piece to highlight the magazine’s selection process. It’s a brief nod to what didn’t make the cut.
- Tommy Siegel tweeted that a New Yorker cartoon rejection was "perhaps my favorite" of the year, without explaining why.
- The tweet itself was only 41 characters long, relying on the attached image/submission to make its point.
A Twitter user jokes that no one has ever been this funny after Piers Morgan asked Russell Brand which Bible passages he brought into court. The exchange went viral for its unexpected humor and Brand’s deadpan response.
- Piers Morgan pressed Russell Brand on which specific Bible passages applied to his courtroom stunt against Morgan.
- Brand dodged with convoluted quips instead of answering, turning the Bible into a prop rather than a real defense.
- The exchange went viral, with a Twitter user (Mukhtar) calling it the funniest comedy they'd ever seen, so absurd they had to look away.