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The image shows a tweet, likely on Twitter, with a video of a person in beige leggings. The tweet, by a user named Marcao Allahınaslanı, is making a humorous comment about the leggings. The text "YA BU NASI TAYT 3. POSTADA ANLADIM TAYT OLDUGUNU AMK" roughly translates to "HOW ARE THESE LEGGINGS?! I UNDERSTOOD THEY WERE LEGGINGS AT THE 3RD POST (station, bus stop, etc.)." (This is a common way to express surprise or frustration.) The additional part "AMK" is a vulgar, and somewhat informal, expression used to emphasize the user's shock or frustration. The joke is implying that the person in the video's leggings are so unusual or poorly fitting that it wasn't until the 3rd stop of something (the context is not clear) that the poster (or a hypothetical observer) realized they were indeed leggings, and not something else (possibly something more revealing, or just unusual). The phrase "3. postada" is a humorous way of exaggerating the realization that something was what it appeared to be.
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