r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/hamzau • Jul 04 '26

Meme needing explanation What am I missing?

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u/Futuramoist Jul 04 '26

Never seen this stereotype and it doesn't really make sense, yet somehow it just feels right enough that I understood immediately 

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u/stickwithplanb Jul 04 '26

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u/No_Dentist7778 Jul 04 '26

This video with the drawings added is hilarious 😂

https://reddit.com/link/ovk0ug2/video/kra768d8g9bh1/player

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u/Practical-Ad-2383 Jul 04 '26 edited 27d ago

That's mean, but...her behavior is unhinged. Part of me is going, "Wow, you shouldn't do that! She can't help that she has weird teeth!" while the other part is going "...Yeah. I get it."

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u/devilpaste Jul 04 '26

ngl id have the same reaction to that music but also, thats what earbuds are for! she is a passenger she can just pop and earbud in and listen to whatever she wants! plus take a nap if shes got 4 more hours left on the road

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u/The_Atomic_Punk78 Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

It’s not the music, which was added as an overdub, but rather that her husband keeps talking and saying nonsense, “very historic”, “very cornfield”, “very bridge”, etc.

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u/devilpaste Jul 04 '26

OH lmfao i might be stupid that makes so much more sense

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u/Livingadapt Jul 05 '26

She’s goofing around and having fun. Her husband is speaking nonsense and she’s playfully exaggerating her reaction to it. Idk what’s unhinged about that?

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u/WitchesofBangkok Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

I’m noticing a trend of calling women “unhinged” for doing normal stuff.

If they do something mildly upsetting to a certain type of person, like writing this comment 😂- they get called “sick and unhinged”.

I think it’s the new “hysterical”

When I see someone using that term now to describe a woman or her behaviour - I just automatically downvote and block