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Bro I'm so (un)lucky

This is a simple text-based meme that uses a double meaning pun for sarcastic humor. The on-image text reads: 'Karma won’t get me because karma is a bitch and I don’t get any of those'. The joke twists the common idiom 'karma is a bitch' -- the speaker implies that since they never get 'bitches' (romantic or sexual partners), karma (which the phrase calls a bitch) can't come after them. The image layout has a white top section holding the text, a large empty black area below, and a CapCut watermark in the top right corner.
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Karma won’t get me because karma is a bitch and I don’t get any of those

Overview

This is a simple text-based meme that uses a double meaning pun for sarcastic humor. The on-image text reads: 'Karma won’t get me because karma is a bitch and I don’t get any of those'. The joke twists the common idiom 'karma is a bitch' -- the speaker implies that since they never get 'bitches' (romantic or sexual partners), karma (which the phrase calls a bitch) can't come after them. The image layout has a white top section holding the text, a large empty black area below, and a CapCut watermark in the top right corner.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit as a meme post, with the original title 'Bro I’m so (un)lucky'. The image was edited using the CapCut mobile editing app, as indicated by the watermark in the corner, and circulates as a short sarcastic joke on social media.

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