The photo shows a Turkish athlete, likely a female track and field competitor, posing with a Turkish flag after winning a competition. The image is accompanied by a tweet from a user named "Sabri Amca." The tweet expresses disapproval of the victory, and the joke lies in the juxtaposition of the athlete's celebratory pose with the critical comments. "Sabri Amca" is mocking the idea that a victory should be questioned or criticized based on the athlete's attire or perceived religious adherence. The last line, "böyle olmaz," translates to "this is not right/acceptable," implying the user finds the criticism to be inappropriate and disrespectful. The pixelation of the athlete's lower body is the humorous element. It highlights the tweet's focus on the perceived inappropriateness of the criticism, instead of focusing on any actual issue with the athlete's attire or her winning. The tweet is mocking the tendency of some people to criticize women's achievements based on perceived religious or moral standards rather than celebrating the athlete's success. It also uses humorous exaggeration by using the words "yobaz" (conservative to the point of being ignorant and narrow-minded), "gerici" (reactionary), and "dinci" (religious fanatic) as a way to criticize the negativity.