What Does Tbh and Idk Mean (A Text-Based Slang Guide)

Your head will likely spin after reading the tbh, idk meme. It seems like the internet is always full of weird and wonderful trends and memes. There are still plenty of memes making their way online as we close in on the end of the 2010s decade, and we’ve already looked back at our favorite memes from the last ten years.

Among the newest is the tbh, idk meme, which looks like someone has dropped on their keyboard briefly if you aren’t familiar with internet-text-slang. In fact, if you have been following Reddit, you will already know that the meme is another hilarious piece.

Explaining The Text-Slang

First, let’s clarify what tbh and idk, actually mean before we dig into the meme properly. Explaining The Text-Slang of “The Big Lebowski” When I saw The Big Lebowski for the first time, I was in college. It was a Saturday morning, and I had slept in and didn’t have to go to class until noon. I got into my car and drove around until I found the closest video store. I sat down at the counter and asked the guy there what movie I could rent.

• tbh – to be honest
• idk – I don’t know

The following should help you understand the comedic value of the meme.

What Is Tbh, Idk Meme About?

From the images above and below, you can see that this meme arises from a rather unhelpful answer from Google when someone asks what tbh and idk mean. You will be left in the dark if you’re unaware of the meaning of the acronyms, which is what the meme is trying to convey. The Google screenshot has been combined with memes of characters such as Frodo Baggins from Lord of the Rings, Squidward from SpongeBob SquarePants, and Gordon Ramsay, as you can see below. Most people fail to realize that Google, despite its uncharacteristic response, is providing them with the correct answer, as we all know that Google knows everything.

This meme has been used to criticize the use of the internet by politicians, such as President Donald Trump. The image depicts him with a phone in his hand, while the text reads, “You have no idea what’s going on. Why are you so stupid? Get out of my office.” This image has been used by both sides of the political spectrum, although it is mostly used by the left to criticize the President for his frequent tweeting. The meme was made popular by a tweet from comedian Chris Hardwick. Hardwick was commenting on how Trump uses Twitter as a form of communication, and his followers were reading his tweets. He then proceeded to make a joke about the meaning of tbh and idk and created this meme to illustrate his point.

I have heard this phrase used in the context of dating or relationships. Usually, it’s used in reference to a person who seems to be “too good to be true” in some way. It is usually used when someone is telling you about their relationship or some other aspect of their life, but you feel like there is more going on than what they are letting on. The person is giving you the impression that they are perfect, but you can see through it. It is a meme that is used when someone says something that seems to make no sense at all. It could be used for someone who is telling you that you’re wrong for not buying a certain product or for someone who tells you something that doesn’t make any sense.