Introduction to the meaning and origin of the meme "I am not a local"

php editor Strawberry will reveal to you the meaning and origin of "I am not a local meme" today. This meme originated from an online video and is used to describe some people who appear to be out of place or out of place in a certain situation. This sentence usually has some humorous and sarcastic meaning and is widely used in Internet culture. Through this meme, we can feel the unique charm and humor of Internet culture.

I'm not a local guy

This meme actually comes from a very funny video. In the video, two men were arguing with each other. They felt that what the other person said was wrong. Then they saw a passerby next to them and went up to comment. The passerby said: "I'm not from here."

This is an interesting video taken by a blogger who has made many such videos, each with a different theme.

I am not local meaning

The meaning is that I am not a local, so I don’t know much about local things, nor about animals and plants.

It also means pretending to be stupid, indicating that you are not a local, don't know anything, and don't want to get involved in disputes.

I am not a local copywriter

Copywriting 1:

A said: This is a tortoise!

B said: This is a turtle!

A said: The one with cracks is a turtle, this one without cracks is a tortoise!

B said: You know p, the ones with cracks are old turtles, and this is the young turtle that has not yet grown wrinkles!

B asked passerby C for comment: Is this a tortoise or a turtle?

Answer C: Sorry, I am not local.

Copywriting 2:

A said: This is the women's toilet

B said: The one with a skirt is the women’s restroom, and the one wearing pants is the men’s restroom!

A said: Who stipulates that women must wear skirts? Women can wear pants too!

B grabs the passerby C and comments: Sorry, I would like to ask if this sign is the men's or women's restroom?

Answer C: Sorry, I am not a local.

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