(you)
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Obviously it says (you) when people reply to your post
What do people mean when they say "here is your (you)"
I see people comment "(you)" and I dont understand the meme
Pls explain 2 me :(
>Obviously it says (you) when people reply to your post
It doesn't if you disable the "native extension." I keep it real.
>>564332
(you) is a serious addiction
>>564340
why?
>>564332
it means youre a retard, it shows your opinion is wrong or youre wrong
>>564332
it's like saying "here's your attention"
>>564832
Here's your (you)
>>564332
>>564337
>>564340
>>564343
>>564832
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>>564332
Its when people shitpost. Everyone is just looking to see that (you). Someone responding and giving you attention.
When someone posts something that is shit, its a way of saying "okay here's your reply, fuck off".
