I bet you re wondering how i got here

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I bet you re wondering how i got here

You're probably wondering how I got into this situation …" and sometimes it's simply a photo with the accompanying caption, "Yup, that's me …" The format is also used in 4chan greentext stories , as well as parody videos that include a freeze frame of a video before something significant is about to happen in a similar style to the To Be Continued meme with a sound clip that says, "Yup, that's me …" accompanied by a cut of the song "Baba O'Riley" by The Who, followed by a montage of the preceding events. This, along with the opening scene of "Premium Rush" popularized the use of the song in memes later on seen below, right. On January 19th, , Twitter user cbankslol posted a picture of a crucified Jesus Christ captioned with the "Yup, that's me…" joke shown below. In the next week, other Twitter users posted similar tweets. On November 13th, , Twitter user freezeframebot posted the earliest usage of the "Yup, that's me. The user himself claims he made the original. The sound effect soon spread to other platforms, including YouTube and Vine. This is the origin of a separate audio clip that was also used in memes. The YouTube channel Robthebig posted a few videos around November , featuring scenes from various movies with "Yup, that's me. You're probably wondering…" as part of the title however, the phrase isn't heard in the actual video. The video features quotes from the corresponding movie characters imposed on various scenes from the movies, all accompanied by "Baba O'Riley" example seen below. On November 10th, , president-elect Donald Trump visited the Oval Office to talk to Barack Obama about foreign and domestic policy.

The sound effect soon spread to other platforms, including YouTube and Vine.

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A rag-tag group of thieves rob a bank. The only problem: they're all undercover cops, unaware of each other's identities. Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Short Action Comedy. Director Ryan Polly.

I bet you re wondering how i got here

A rag-tag group of thieves rob a bank. The only problem? They're all undercover cops, unaware of each other's identities. Ryan Polly Matthew Black. Crime Comedy Action.

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Photos 6. The user himself claims he made the original. Featured review. O HAI! Technical specs Edit. Fight Club , I'm pretty sure. On November 13th, , Twitter user freezeframebot posted the earliest usage of the "Yup, that's me. Validated User. Infinite Scroll. See the full list. I can't actually think of any off the top of my head that do that, and are serious, though. Was it good? Enough for seduce at whole , first for humor, second for logic of characters, for some familiar scenes and for the fair crafted irony about cops, their collaboration, bad guy and, in other version, femme fatale. Bravo Nolan. Users who are viewing this thread.

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Install the app. The YouTube channel Robthebig posted a few videos around November , featuring scenes from various movies with "Yup, that's me. MegaMind, although it's a long shot of him falling, not a freeze frame. You're probably wondering…" as part of the title however, the phrase isn't heard in the actual video. On January 19th, , Twitter user cbankslol posted a picture of a crucified Jesus Christ captioned with the "Yup, that's me…" joke shown below. Reef Incredible! View All Videos. If so, I found it to be entertaining. Uploaded by Notorious RNG. Ayo Hol Up. Within 72 hours, the tweet gathered upwards of , likes and , retweets. The user himself claims he made the original. Sign In Sign In. Uploaded by dr.