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These ‘I say, they hear’ tweets are the latest Internet craze

Twitter user @roooossshhiiiii started the trend by tweeting “I say Punjabi, they hear butter chicken,” and soon others came up with their own creative versions.

Updated on: May 30, 2019, 13:49:25 IST
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There is no way of knowing what netizens will find fascinating. In yet another example, a new form of tweet is going viral where people are connecting different Indian places or communities with popular food dishes. Twitter user @roooossshhiiiii started the trend by tweeting “I say Punjabi, they hear butter chicken,” and soon others came up with their own creative versions.

The food-centric tweets left netizens in splits. (Twitter/@roooossshhiiiii)
The food-centric tweets left netizens in splits. (Twitter/@roooossshhiiiii)

Here are some of the food-centric tweets from netizens:

While people have been mainly tweeting about food, a few Twitter users came up with different twists. And, here are the exhibits:

What would you tweet?

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