@user173559. 1 sa Sen ilk önce Atatürkün a'sını büyük yaz. Q7 221 33 il₁ 2.225 ● ye'cüc @oldkubrick 1 sa @user173559 adlı kişiye yanıt olarak Atatürk Q1 3 Beğeni 17 @user173559 @oldkubrick adlı kişiye yanıt olarak daha büyük yaz sikerim seni ♡2 12:34 21 Şub 23 saatinde 83 Görüntüleme ₁ 156 ● 88
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The image shows a series of Twitter exchanges. The joke, and the insults, are in Turkish. Let's break it down: **Initial Tweet:** * **@user173559** (A Twitter user) says: "Write Atatürk's 'A' in capital letters first." This is likely sarcastic or trying to be provocative. **Reply 1:** * **@oldkubrick** replies: "Kid, (ye'cüc) answering to @user173559: Write it bigger, I'll f**k you." **Explanation of the joke:** The joke plays on the initial tweet's request to capitalize Atatürk's first letter. It's a very low-brow, aggressive response. The person replying is mocking the original user by escalating the initial request to a personal insult and a vulgar threat ("s**kerim seni"). The phrase "daha büyük yaz" implies a trivialization of the first request, and transforms it into a vulgar and disrespectful attack. **Cultural context:** In Turkish internet culture, and potentially elsewhere, this exchange exemplifies a trend of disrespectful or aggressive online interactions. It also demonstrates a casual use of extremely vulgar language. The "ye'cüc" is a sort of nickname that could be used disrespectfully in online banter. The general tone is one of trolling and baiting. Atatürk is a revered figure in Turkey and is never used in this manner in a respectable conversation.
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