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Drunk person confuses a location question for a popular song lyric

This meme has two sections: the left side displays a reaction image of a hooded man with his lower face covered, looking wide-eyed and shocked. The right side shows a screenshot of a text message exchange: the first two messages from the drunk texter say 'Pick me up' and 'I'm drunk', the recipient replies 'Where are you now?', and the drunk texter responds 'I love that song'. The recipient's 'Where are you now?' message is circled in red with a red arrow pointing to it to highlight the joke: 'Where are you now?' is an iconic lyric from Alan Walker's famous EDM track 'Faded', and the intoxicated person is so disoriented they recognize the line as a song reference before processing it is a genuine question asking for their location. The shocked reaction image on the left represents the recipient's bewildered reaction to the off-topic reply.
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Pick me up
I'm drunk
Where are you now?
I love that song
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Overview

This meme has two sections: the left side displays a reaction image of a hooded man with his lower face covered, looking wide-eyed and shocked. The right side shows a screenshot of a text message exchange: the first two messages from the drunk texter say 'Pick me up' and 'I'm drunk', the recipient replies 'Where are you now?', and the drunk texter responds 'I love that song'. The recipient's 'Where are you now?' message is circled in red with a red arrow pointing to it to highlight the joke: 'Where are you now?' is an iconic lyric from Alan Walker's famous EDM track 'Faded', and the intoxicated person is so disoriented they recognize the line as a song reference before processing it is a genuine question asking for their location. The shocked reaction image on the left represents the recipient's bewildered reaction to the off-topic reply.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on Reddit meme communities, with the original poster titling it 'Bro is really drunk....'. It combines a widely circulated shocked reaction image with a parody or real text conversation screenshot to create a relatable joke about how inebriation leads people to incorrectly respond to familiar phrases out of context. It has been reposted widely across social media platforms including Twitter/X, Instagram, and TikTok as popular drinking-related humor.

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