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random person walking to the hot teacher hey teacher hi why u kinda ya know ๐ hot
In internet/brainrot lingo, a "those who know" refers to a shortform content genre of videos or images that begin or show an innocent situation, but end with a weird, horryifing or abstract ending with minimal context. This genre is usually coupled with a text saying "Those who know", followed by emoijs or pictures of an altered trollface(usually coupled with a phonk song or disturbing music), implying that those who know the context behind the video are disturbed and know the truth, while those who don't are left blissfully ignorant. This type of video has been used in ironic internet humour to exaggurate things like "still water"(or replacing the text with more humourous text like "Thise who shit in they hands and throw it at people") with it being combined with other brainrot phrases like "balkan rage" and "trollface crashout". Before large scale ironic humour on brainrot, "those who know" was usually tied to a picture of mr incredible becoming uncanny under an image.
Example(normal use):
ใWhat is he holding?ใ
*Shows a fake piece of the oceangate submarine*
ใThose who know: โ ๏ธ๐ใ
Examole 2(brainrot):
ใMe eating lunchly:ใ
*drops the food in a bottle of prime.*
ใStill prime, those who know: โ ๏ธ๐ใ
a term used by braindead Gen Alpha kids to show the absolute monumental trauma given by understanding the context of a image or clip.
Often it displays a regular trollface and then a disfigured, dark trollface. The dark trollface is to show 'those who know'.
A video showing a man hiking up mount fuji
Text: Those who don't know: ๐ Those who know: ๐๐โ ๏ธโ ๏ธโ ๏ธโ ๏ธ
A type of tone tag that indicates the user's knowledge.
"Your favorite socks are blue. /Knowing"
Uttered 59 times in 3 minutes during the interview of a member of the Compton Majestics Car Club while he is telling the story about when he got to prison and sold drugs and why he's totally not a member of a gang. Rockstar Games Sunday Driver documentary, from 25:27 to 28:32 (if you are watching from the original DVD).
25:36
And I got out like, beginning of '84, you know I'm sayin' and you know, when I got out in '84, you know gibberish there wasn't a pentientiary already. You know when I got out and I'm like, you know, my homeboy gibberish nigga you know came picked me up with my mom you know I'm sayin' and he went around the corner he had a little spot you know you know you know uh you can call it his dope house or whatever you know so we goin' houses right and he like "you know, what's up homie you want some freaks?" you know so you know I'm lookin' at him like "nigga whatcha talkin' about?" you know I'm sayin'...
26:46
Bullshit I'm like "what the fuck is that man?" you know I'm sayin', you like, you know I'm sayin' that's, you know, that's some rocks you know I'm sayin'
in the 60's LSD sometimes heroin users referred to a mystical spiritual out-of-body experience, they spoke about the all-knowing " monkey ". Beatnics, poetry readings, tams Tams sort of scene.
the monkey knows the monkey knows the truth.
The voiceline itself was catchy from the Philippines, on TikTok, Facebook and among others, well this phrase was referenced to a video named "Back To School Hacks with Mama Melai" on YouTube, the video was about Melai Cantiveros, a Filipino actress, comedian, and host, was making breakfast to her kids, meanwhile at 8:45, the kid with the Uniform was saying the words: "mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets". Well the video went viral on Social Media Platforms. The video
here your nuggets kids, mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets