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Wedding Photographer Best Friend Is Dog With GoPro Joke

This is a screenshot of a text-based X (formerly Twitter) post that tells a short, humorous wedding-themed story. The joke is set up as a script: on the wedding day, the poster's fiancé expresses frustration that they should not have been allowed to choose the wedding photographer. The poster defends their choice by saying the photographer is their best friend, and the punchline reveals the photographer is the couple's pet dog, who trots over wearing a GoPro action camera. The humor comes from subverting the expectation that the best friend photographer is a human, revealing the family pet was chosen instead.
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Dialogue

[wedding day]
fiancé: I shouldn't have let you pick the photographer
me: but he's my best friend
[our dog trots up wearing a go pro]

Overview

This is a screenshot of a text-based X (formerly Twitter) post that tells a short, humorous wedding-themed story. The joke is set up as a script: on the wedding day, the poster's fiancé expresses frustration that they should not have been allowed to choose the wedding photographer. The poster defends their choice by saying the photographer is their best friend, and the punchline reveals the photographer is the couple's pet dog, who trots over wearing a GoPro action camera. The humor comes from subverting the expectation that the best friend photographer is a human, revealing the family pet was chosen instead.

Origin notes

This joke was originally posted as an original tweet by X user @TweetPotato314, who uses the display name m@thew. The screenshot was later republished via the WholesomeMeme account on X, as part of their public RSS feed content of lighthearted, wholesome internet jokes.

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