More of Twitter's typical wares - if even some of these are true, that's good enough for me. Also skullemojiii? Check. Gibberish? Check. Shrek? Check. Enjoy.
airdropped an image of obama kissing minecraft steve in front of the Minecraft Whitehouse to someone in front of me in a line. my embarrassment was extended by the person loudly exclaiming to their friends about the meme
*I once accidentally* *Airdropped a picture of* *my dog making a weird* *as face to a random* *person on the train, and* *they Airdropped me a* *photo of their really buff dog playing the piano.* *Like, what the actual-*
Its funny, during lunch at my school I had the grand idea of air dropping a meme to whomever had their air drop on. My name at the time was emily, to confuse people. (Emily is not my name) there were about fifteen people I aired opted this to, and the sudden whispers and laughter in the cafeteria made me nervous. But the worst part is that I started an AIRDROPPING WAR across the entirety of highschoolers, everyone started airdropping memes to anyone with their air drop on, and during the end everyone was asking who the hell started it. I've only admitted it was me today on this comment.? Best trend I've started. Now sometimes randomly ill get Airdropped a dumb meme and it'll make my day a little better
Something similar happened with me and my friends toward the beginning of my freshman year of college. Fortunately/unfortunately, it stayed within our friend group.
i accidentaly airdropped a picture of shrek saying “the brightest smiles hide the darkest secrets” to a bunch of y7s and they didn’t know what airdropping was so they thought a hacker named ‘girlboss 🤪🤪‼️‼️’ was breaking into their ipads and one of them was next to me and she started crying 💀💀💀 theres now a whole quest to find me, i’m like radio rebel.
When I was in 7th grade math class, I took a photo of the notes for math from the board. My classmate asked me to airdrop it to her, but I airdropped it to my teacher. But what was worse, was that it was my dad’s old phone and had his name on it. To my teacher asked about it to the class and I reluctantly admitted that I sent it. Thankfully, my teacher was chill and had a good laugh about it. Shout out to you Mr. G!
I'm still in denial at the idea that people with apple products can just be interrupted by someone sending a picture on their screen without even knowing them
Not an accident, but surely an airdropping incident to remember. A few years ago, me and a friend of mine were in class, and we both were getting ready to leave. As we were packing up, he showed me an image. It was Tails from Sonic, sitting on a bench. If you know, you know. He then airdropped it to the entire class and left. I wish I could have stayed to see the reaction.
Video editing? I'm willing to bet that, for at least some of the times we hear Matt pronounce such a random mess of letters, it wasn't his first time trying it. Try thinking about how the word "krfufflwedrkzbibbelstn" would be pronounced and keep trying to pronounce it over and over again. You will eventually get to a point where you'll feel comfortable pronouncing it as if it were a real word in the English language even though it isn't even close to being one.
I'd say 30% reading skills and 70% confidence, because if you really try read those random letter strings, you'll notice he is often not accurate. Doesn't matter, in this case confidence is a perfect substitute for skill.
I've never giggled so manically, just picturing the reaction of the person receiving the airdrop is sending me. Real or not I don't care, this is joy that I'm feeling
One time.... My social studies class had a sub. I know the sub well. Had her before the year before, coincidentally, it was also social studies class. Anyway, she asked what other songs the students wanted her to play. One of them said, "play Rick Astley!" She knew exactly what it was. Which makes it funnier to me. I got Rick Rolled that day. I'm never gonna give that thought up. (I'm sorry, I had to do that👆 I had a chance and took it-)
I play this game with airdrop in which my phone’s name is “Hot Communists Near You” and I airdrop photos of Stalin to random people on my way to school, and I have to find out who the person who received it is. Before that my phone’s names used to be “grilled sausage” and I once heard this one guy blurt out “who the fuck is ‘grilled sausage’ ??” to his friends, and I really had to keep myself from laughing out loud
@@dilkush_21 Ur so original, it's not like this kind of account has been made a million times, very funny, rick rolls very funny im literally laughing my guts out and im bleeding, please send help 😐
The first and only time I airdropped someone I accidentally airdropped the gay fanfiction I was trying to share with my friend to my English teacher. He looked right at me, and asked if this was the reason I read so much every week.
@@arandomcommenter412 Too many English teachers and professors end up aware of the fanfic writing/reading habits of their students. It’s a relatively common hobby, and word document related accidents happen.
my phone used to be under my dad's apple ID but he didn't have an iPhone of his own, so I could airdrip things from Gary's iPhone without anyone knowing. it was honestly my greatest superpower.
I don't know why but the casual ones are so funny. Like imagine being a child that just receives an image of a random man on your screen. Just some random ass guy.
Not quite airdropping to the wrong person, but at one point, I was at a nationwide convention with people from a bunch of different schools. Everyone from my state (Kentucky) agreed to all change our phone names to Kentucky just to confuse people trying to airdrop stuff. Needless to say, it worked beautifully.
Ayyyyy my people! For real though, it is weird that I rarely hear ANY mentions about Kentucky at all whether it be TH-cam, Video games, or even TV shows.
In 10th grade, my friend and I would airdrop cursed images to randos in the school on purpose. Ut was great, because we'd always cause an uproar with people yelling "WHO'S AIRDROPPING STUFF??" "STOP AIRDROPPING!!!" Honestly the most fun I've ever had in any of my classes
When I was in middle school, I was involved in some fandoms (and consequently ships) with what is in hindsight near-lethal levels of cringe. As a result, I had archives of fanart saved to my phone, which I would sometimes sort while I was riding the bus home. And so it occurred that middle-school me accidentally AirDropped roughly 200 pieces of gay fanart to one of the "popular kids" as I perceived them at the time. I knew who had gotten the images because I could hear her talking to her friends about it a few seats back. The best part is that they didn't even know it was me: I had previously set my phone's name to "The Meme Distributor" in order to anonymously send my fellow students memes, and then forgotten to change it back. I stopped sorting my archives on the bus after that.
@@hoffer_moment iPhone user: I don’t know. I’ve been using iPhone for years and have never accidentally airdropped anyone. 🤷♂️ Edit: no longer an iphone user but since I last commented here still no accidental airdrops.
@@hoffer_moment I was using a feature that lets you select multiple photos and do a variety of things (including add to album, which is what I was trying to do) with them. One of those things was AirDrop. I didn't even realize I had accidentally hit the button until I heard the girl tell her friends what she'd just been AirDropped.
lmao I've never really ACCIDENTLY airdropped something, but I took a computer science class this last year and on days before/half days before break we'd do computer science themed kahoots that none of us wanted to do because HE (the teachers we went through 4 of them) DIDN'T TEACH US SHIT. So I was using my friends phone and I went to Pinterest (they trust me with their phone like a lot they do not care what I do on it) and downloaded a whole bunch of "cursed" images and airdropped them to whoever showed up. I probably sent some to the teachers, but who cares. Everyone airdropped things back and it was a fun time. 10/10 would do again
I once accidentally airdropped a picture of a Christmas ham to Sideshow Bob and his response was, and I quote "Damnit Edna, I'm trying to teach an English lecture and you just made me project that to the whole class 😑"
Went to a concert and some guy airdropped me a picture of a cat, and I airdropped something back to them. This went on 4 or 5 times. After the show, I met up with the guy and he was actually a really good guy
I haven’t accidentally done it, but I’ve purposefully sent random pictures of random cursed images to random people back when I used to ride the bus. This was followed by the yells of teenagers saying, “who’s your mum?!” (because my phone was named your mum). And, honestly, I regret nothing because their frantic screams to find the culprit still run through my mind like music to my ears. I had never been found out.
After rewatching this for the 25th time, a part of me is tempted to go to random places and just airdrop random things to complete strangers just to mess with them. The rest of me is arguing that I should actually pick what I am sending out.
The bigger question is "Who did they intend to send these pictures to?" I had a classmate send a pic of Peppa the pig in BDSM gear to the teacher instead of his friend.
I don't have an Apple device myself, but I've heard from the comments section on another video of these that it's apparently very easy to fumble the button instead of doing something like saving or moving the image.
In 11th grade I used to airdrop memes and cursed images to random students. However one day, my principal shouted "who is A Moth?" ('A Moth' is the name I set my iPhone to) Thankfully, I only airdropped a photo of my cat that I usually use as my profile picture. Luckily I did not get in trouble and my principal commented that my cat was adorable instead.
I once accidentally airdropped a picture of my face really close I up to some random person on the bus. Then I heard someone loudly say “WHO JUST AIR DROPPED ME A PICTURE OF SOMEONE’S UGLY FACE?!” It still haunts me to this day. For context of the picture: it was to send to my friend so they can make a meme out of it
As someone who has never once used AirDrop I assume it's just a share button that will send media to a random selection of people within a mile of the sender.
@@Jobamojenkins69420 Yeah, to my knowledge, it's just Apple's version of sharing files over bluetooth, like every device other than apple devices can do, with the one exception that it's faster, probably due to using wi-fi as well. Modern Android phones have a feature called "Nearby Share" that does the same thing.
One day, a random kid took a girl's ipad in my class and airdropped cursed photos of her and her friends to the whole class. It was quite fun, until I realised she was crying because her friends thought she airdropped it.
I went to a small high school where they gave us ipads and in our freshman year we would edit images of our teachers into memes and spread them over airdrop. Eventually they forced all of us to disable airdrop after students accidentally sent them to staff.
My friend accidentally started playing Gangnam Style on Spotify at full volume in our business class- maybe Matt should do accidental spotify or "at full volume" ?
maybe “accidental plays out-loud” my headphones once disconnected while i was playing Portal 2 and my dad was in the room so he heard Wheatley shouting about being bloody massive and i had to lie and say it was about oceans
The one thing that makes me a little sad about my refusal to own any Apple products is that I'll never know the joy of airdropping cursed images to randos.
3:18 What makes me giggle so much about this is not only is it two sides of the same story, but it's so factual, quick, and back to back. Absolutely had me reeling.
Not only that. But it appears Elaine softened the blow by saying it was a random. When she had in fact sent Lindsay’s baby pics to EVERYONE in the coffee shop.
This threads the fine line between choosing Android or Apple. Like Android is highly adaptable, has more free shit and has wide price range. Apple on the other hand has exclusives, more costly and has this. Stale questions. Tough choose.
I was in isolation once because of a fight (a room you have to stay in, half a day or full day if you do something really bad). About 25 minutes after the second period bell went off, some kid airdropped a photo of lyrics from cpr, that song by cupcakke.. I sent it to one of the SLT members. The kid that was next to me got a week of iso and I shat myself when she walked towards me just to go the other way Moral - never send cpr lyrics to an unknown apple device.
One time I got airdropped a photo of a frog with cheez-its, and a rat being grabbed. And then I airdropped them back a picture of King Dedede with a thumbs up.
I always have respect for people who pronounce entire keysmashes accurately instead of going for the easy route of just saying gibberish. So far my list of best people ever consists of you and Strong Bad.
thinking of the time i airdropped a meme of a guy drinking listerene, eating altoids, and eating a lot of stuff made by other companies that make the same products, then he drank Donald duck orange juice, then he threw up. never forgetting the scream of a man saying “NO DONT DO IT” and the. heard him gag…meant to send that to a friend who was at the front. this was a school trip btw
I have a friend who runs around and airdrops photos of Gordon Ramsay under the device name Gordon Ramsay to random strangers. It’s always a pleasure to watch someone’s face morph into confusion when they receive a photo of a cooking chef chopping carrots. While on fire.
When I was a college freshman, my friend started airdropping cursed memes to random people in the cafeteria, but her phone was under her dad’s name. We made sure that we were having normal conversations so no one would suspect our table. This went on for weeks, to the point where we had to remain calm as one table made it their mission to start walking around asking “WHO IS BRYAN” and even returned some memes. Eventually we cracked and they hailed us as heroes.
That reminds me that one day during middle school, I sent a friend of mine a meme. It devoted into everyone’s phone turning into a vibrating mess with pictures I’m still trying to remove from my mind. It’s still too cursed.
My 5 YEAR OLD sister was once on her phone taking the strangest embarrassing pictures of herself and then suddenly I got a message saying she airdropped me a picture of her giving me the 👁👄👁 face.
I accidentally airdropped a cursed spongebob image to the English teacher and she went and yelled at the other class. For context, I like to airdrop random people, and that day I chose the name “God” as my airdrop name. There’s always a sight delay so I pretended I was checking the time. Clicked all the circles and put it away. Trying my best not to bust out laughing.
@@Kaizer_Kuo apparently no one saw me on my phone and no one else had their phone. There’s only six people in my class, but I think there’s at least 16 in the other class.
I remember when I was in middle school, I had to use an ipad to see the board because I didn't bring my glasses. Typically, they turn off the air drop on the ipads, but they had recieved an update the day before, so it was turned back on. My desk was faced in a peculiar way towards the teacher, so 1, she could see everything, and 2, the ring tone was turned all the way up, so you could hear it ever time something air dropped. Her jaw had hit the floor when me, herself, and my friend Gus saw a face full of hard core German porn appear right in front of our very eyes. Everyone wanted to know so bad what had appeared, but I was in tears laughing so hard all day long I couldn't ever bring myself to say what it was to them. It was a picture of some chick getting railed with text over it saying, "NIEN NEIN NEIN" and some explicit joke over it.
I knew how to competently program in High School, and once made a fake "Minecraft Launcher" java jar that would actually spawn a process, not visible in Force Quit or in any way other than system monitor, which would rapidly open tabs of Carl Wheezer on youtube and set their volume to max every second. (Un)Fortanately the school's security stuff on the school macs prevented me from making it a startup application. My school mac's ID became well known not to accept air drops from. Also, jar files in general became no longer trusted.
I was at an equality conference with my friend, and while we were waiting for a speech, she airdropped a photo of her brother eating ramen in a bird mask to everyone that was avalible
I have one of the strangest ideas, ask twitter or just look up "worst ad ive ever seen" or so. As an example I saw a very eerie ad about some chef and his workers going insane WHILST customers were at the restaurant, i remember someone saying "please hold still" and i saw another holding a knife, a slash noise came in and the entire crows screamed in horror, before the ad ended i saw some people carrying what looked like a body covered in a tablecloth or so, and the chef said, " i love you all " to the employees and they responded "WE LOVE YOU CHEF!" that was the most horrifying thing i have ever seen.
Me and about 100 other students were answering questions on Poll Everywhere for our college class, and someone airdropped the entire class a picture of characters I would later learn to be Zote and Hornet from Hollow Knight doing some very NSFW things with each other. Because the big screen was hooked up to an iPad, the picture was displayed for all to see including those who didn't have Apple devices. The professors were pissed off.
When I was in driver’s Ed we had a 30 minute lunch break in between classes and I didn’t know anyone there so I sat by myself. I have my phone named “Peppa” and my AirPods “pig” so it goes together. So everyday during lunch for almost 2 weeks straight I would randomly get memes and send them back to this one person who I never found out who they actually were and I don’t think they knew who I was either. It was the strangest stuff too, like beans in a bag of cheez-itzs, beans in the shape of a furby, buzz lightyear without his suit, you name it. Good times.
A classmate of mine in high school snuck into the teacher’s lounge to take pictures of an upcoming exam. He then proceeded to airdrop them to the entire class accidentally airdropping them to the teacher as well
airdropped an image of obama kissing minecraft steve in front of the Minecraft Whitehouse to someone in front of me in a line. my embarrassment was extended by the person loudly exclaiming to their friends about the meme
well on the bright side this got you pinned
I'm gonna to need to see that image.
is it bad that i know exactly what image you’re talking about
where can i find this image
There's a Wattpad fanfic about that picture
Imagine you're just vibing on your phone then all of a sudden a picture of buff Simon with text saying "download" just randomly appears on your screen
I accept it, im not rude.
*_Download_*
If that happened. You bet your ass I’d fucking download it.
I thought that was a rabbit
I'd think I have a virus tbh
*I once accidentally* *Airdropped a picture of* *my dog making a weird* *as face to a random* *person on the train, and* *they Airdropped me a* *photo of their really buff dog playing the piano.* *Like, what the actual-*
lmao that's so funny
Amazing
One for One
you made a friend for life 😂
"Hey Brian check out my new pig"
Its funny, during lunch at my school I had the grand idea of air dropping a meme to whomever had their air drop on. My name at the time was emily, to confuse people. (Emily is not my name) there were about fifteen people I aired opted this to, and the sudden whispers and laughter in the cafeteria made me nervous. But the worst part is that I started an AIRDROPPING WAR across the entirety of highschoolers, everyone started airdropping memes to anyone with their air drop on, and during the end everyone was asking who the hell started it. I've only admitted it was me today on this comment.?
Best trend I've started.
Now sometimes randomly ill get Airdropped a dumb meme and it'll make my day a little better
Something similar happened with me and my friends toward the beginning of my freshman year of college. Fortunately/unfortunately, it stayed within our friend group.
I did this on the bus during the seventh grade.
One time I airdropped a Rick roll to the school tv’s and rickrolled at least 500 people at once. That wasn’t an accident I just wanted to share.
Your a true hero
o7
One time a kid in my class sent a link during online class to rickroll everyone. Didn't work for me because I remember the link lol
You absolute _LEGEND_
At least you have good taste in music and memes
i accidentaly airdropped a picture of shrek saying “the brightest smiles hide the darkest secrets” to a bunch of y7s and they didn’t know what airdropping was so they thought a hacker named ‘girlboss 🤪🤪‼️‼️’ was breaking into their ipads and one of them was next to me and she started crying 💀💀💀 theres now a whole quest to find me, i’m like radio rebel.
We found her. The radio rebel
start airdropping more pictures of Shrek
*The Girlboss, Professional Hacker.*
no IM radio rebel
No I'M radio rebel!
When I was in 7th grade math class, I took a photo of the notes for math from the board. My classmate asked me to airdrop it to her, but I airdropped it to my teacher. But what was worse, was that it was my dad’s old phone and had his name on it. To my teacher asked about it to the class and I reluctantly admitted that I sent it. Thankfully, my teacher was chill and had a good laugh about it. Shout out to you Mr. G!
dude had a class with gaster.
@@lukcdk What?
@@Sienna6164 "thank you mr.G" the joke is doctor W.D Gaster, a popular character from undertale/deltarune theories.
@@lukcdk Oh ok. I was confused cause that’s not his name (obviously). Thanks for explaining
@@lukcdkundertale fans when they see they seventh letter of the alphabet (it's a gaster reference)
the way Matt can read keyboard smashes so perfectly almost like it's a word amazes me. and i`m scared cause of it
I'm still in denial at the idea that people with apple products can just be interrupted by someone sending a picture on their screen without even knowing them
I want an iPhone just to airdrop people random stuff
most people have it disabled
@@guscichoski honestly same but that's a bit too expensive a joke for me
We need an android app that can send and receive air drops. That's probably a patent violation, but it would be worth it.
@@guscichoski so true
I never airdropped a random image, but I do remember hearing someone on the bus say, “Who keeps trying to airdrop the entire Shrek movie?!”
LOL
shrieck
I'd accept
WHAT
@@pandalenz6534 it was the funniest thing I’ve ever heard
I just airdropped my grandma the “stay quiet for daddy, kitten” meme, I heard her say “huh” from the other room.
Not an accident, but surely an airdropping incident to remember. A few years ago, me and a friend of mine were in class, and we both were getting ready to leave. As we were packing up, he showed me an image. It was Tails from Sonic, sitting on a bench. If you know, you know. He then airdropped it to the entire class and left. I wish I could have stayed to see the reaction.
I do not know. Do I want to?
@@believer2what happens next is a porn comic
@@anthonyklecha6002 Turns out I did not want to know
@@believer2 you asked, lol.
@@minoriiida465 Fair enough
How is this man able to prounounce random jumbles of letters at an extremely fast rate.
Video editing? I'm willing to bet that, for at least some of the times we hear Matt pronounce such a random mess of letters, it wasn't his first time trying it.
Try thinking about how the word "krfufflwedrkzbibbelstn" would be pronounced and keep trying to pronounce it over and over again. You will eventually get to a point where you'll feel comfortable pronouncing it as if it were a real word in the English language even though it isn't even close to being one.
I'd say 30% reading skills and 70% confidence, because if you really try read those random letter strings, you'll notice he is often not accurate. Doesn't matter, in this case confidence is a perfect substitute for skill.
he's British
practice beforehand
Practice makes perfect
"Hey honey what we'll have for dinner?"
"Oh just normal things, milk, soup and wood"
she needs to craft the spoon
not just soup, specifically *dinner soup*
DINNER artist!!!!!!!!!1
And bread
Maybe the wood is for *after* dinner, *ahem*
I love how these start out kinda normal, and then they just get increasingly more unhinged as the video goes on.
Same
I accidentally airdropped a fanfic to a stranger in a restaurant instead of my friend and it still haunts me to this day
I've never giggled so manically, just picturing the reaction of the person receiving the airdrop is sending me. Real or not I don't care, this is joy that I'm feeling
Ok
@@mostamazingtop6 ok
Is sending me… sending… airdrop… hehehe. Good pun
download
this video gave me a fucking asthma attack
Once I somehow managed to get all the computers in my local Best Buy playing Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up'. Proudest moment of my life
I wonder how the staff reacted to that, LOL. Amazing.
@@dfquartzidn6151 I did it just before I left the store so I never really found out, I'd like to think they let it play through to the end.
The madlad
One time.... My social studies class had a sub. I know the sub well. Had her before the year before, coincidentally, it was also social studies class. Anyway, she asked what other songs the students wanted her to play. One of them said, "play Rick Astley!"
She knew exactly what it was.
Which makes it funnier to me.
I got Rick Rolled that day.
I'm never gonna give that thought up.
(I'm sorry, I had to do that👆 I had a chance and took it-)
Omg 🤣
1:48 bruh this is some happy tree friends stuff
Nah it’d probably be like, 10 times more violent
I believe there's a lack of children's show fursonas in said image.
no it's deltarune
Mondomedia reference 💀⚰️
Someone once airdropped anime feet pics to my phone.
The sheer horror in that term tells me that it was almost certainly intentional.
I play this game with airdrop in which my phone’s name is “Hot Communists Near You” and I airdrop photos of Stalin to random people on my way to school, and I have to find out who the person who received it is.
Before that my phone’s names used to be “grilled sausage” and I once heard this one guy blurt out “who the fuck is ‘grilled sausage’ ??” to his friends, and I really had to keep myself from laughing out loud
LMAOOOO
I need to do this.
@@dilkush_21 Ur so original, it's not like this kind of account has been made a million times, very funny, rick rolls very funny im literally laughing my guts out and im bleeding, please send help 😐
@@dilkush_21 okay
@@artlover9261 He's not trying to be original, he's a bot.
The first and only time I airdropped someone I accidentally airdropped the gay fanfiction I was trying to share with my friend to my English teacher. He looked right at me, and asked if this was the reason I read so much every week.
Not a good reason to read at all, but as long as there’s no grammatical mistakes.. it’ll help in school, at least.
@@FourFor4 why hate on the fanfic
He didn’t even have a shocked face? Just blank stare? How crazy of a school is thag
@@arandomcommenter412
Too many English teachers and professors end up aware of the fanfic writing/reading habits of their students. It’s a relatively common hobby, and word document related accidents happen.
@@toyotatacoma1616 What schools are you guys going to
my phone used to be under my dad's apple ID but he didn't have an iPhone of his own, so I could airdrip things from Gary's iPhone without anyone knowing. it was honestly my greatest superpower.
3:32 I’m dying
The fact that he reads everything out like a text-to-speech including typos, capital letters, and random strings of letters is subtle and hilarious
I know right
Wooo! 420th like!
I see you everywhere
1:28 I’m actually super impressed he managed that
go away
I don't know why but the casual ones are so funny. Like imagine being a child that just receives an image of a random man on your screen. Just some random ass guy.
"Greg would like to know your location"
@@redmist6630 horrifying.
@@cattrickie the internet is a dangerous place
@@LavenderCorpses i hope his sink got fixed though
@@cattrickie uh-oh uncle, I think im stuck under the sink
3:53 is my favorite
3:13 i wanna go there to get the pic
in college whenever i was bored i'd airdrop an image of that human faced horse from that dating sim to random people.
LMAOO I REMEMBER THAT HORSE
Oh my god I remember playing that game lol
That game looks so cursed
OMG IK THAT GAME
@@pastelk tbh i wish i could play it but it was removed from the iphone app store >:(
Not quite airdropping to the wrong person, but at one point, I was at a nationwide convention with people from a bunch of different schools. Everyone from my state (Kentucky) agreed to all change our phone names to Kentucky just to confuse people trying to airdrop stuff. Needless to say, it worked beautifully.
as a Kentuckian, that absolutely sounds like something I would do in that situation lmao
Despite Kentucky being a fairly large state I very rarely see people on the internet from Kentucky. So, hello fellow Kentuckians
Yo we all Kentuckians here?
Ayyyyy my people! For real though, it is weird that I rarely hear ANY mentions about Kentucky at all whether it be TH-cam, Video games, or even TV shows.
hilarious
I accidentally air dropped a video of an Ohio meme with the full “swag like Ohio” song to my teacher. We watched the whole thing.
1:51 Love the older couple and their sense of humor.
In 10th grade, my friend and I would airdrop cursed images to randos in the school on purpose. Ut was great, because we'd always cause an uproar with people yelling "WHO'S AIRDROPPING STUFF??" "STOP AIRDROPPING!!!" Honestly the most fun I've ever had in any of my classes
i wonder if they knew how to turn airdrop receiving off
i do that sometimes, best thing i ever heard was “i will wring your neck”
You just gave me the idea to AirDrop fucked up memes from my iPad to random people on the bus
Ofc a furry would do that
@@FoxGoesSquee and what’s wrong with furries. And yes I do plan to start a comment crusade.
When I was in middle school, I was involved in some fandoms (and consequently ships) with what is in hindsight near-lethal levels of cringe. As a result, I had archives of fanart saved to my phone, which I would sometimes sort while I was riding the bus home. And so it occurred that middle-school me accidentally AirDropped roughly 200 pieces of gay fanart to one of the "popular kids" as I perceived them at the time. I knew who had gotten the images because I could hear her talking to her friends about it a few seats back. The best part is that they didn't even know it was me: I had previously set my phone's name to "The Meme Distributor" in order to anonymously send my fellow students memes, and then forgotten to change it back.
I stopped sorting my archives on the bus after that.
non iphone user: how do you accidentally airdrop those?
@@hoffer_moment iPhone user: I don’t know. I’ve been using iPhone for years and have never accidentally airdropped anyone. 🤷♂️
Edit: no longer an iphone user but since I last commented here still no accidental airdrops.
@@JakeSnake1948 could you please enlighten me on what air dropping is? I've never heard of it before.
@@hoffer_moment I was using a feature that lets you select multiple photos and do a variety of things (including add to album, which is what I was trying to do) with them. One of those things was AirDrop. I didn't even realize I had accidentally hit the button until I heard the girl tell her friends what she'd just been AirDropped.
@@foolofdaggers7555 it’s all fun and games until they like it 😳
lmao I've never really ACCIDENTLY airdropped something, but I took a computer science class this last year and on days before/half days before break we'd do computer science themed kahoots that none of us wanted to do because HE (the teachers we went through 4 of them) DIDN'T TEACH US SHIT. So I was using my friends phone and I went to Pinterest (they trust me with their phone like a lot they do not care what I do on it) and downloaded a whole bunch of "cursed" images and airdropped them to whoever showed up. I probably sent some to the teachers, but who cares. Everyone airdropped things back and it was a fun time. 10/10 would do again
I once accidentally airdropped a picture of a Christmas ham to Sideshow Bob and his response was, and I quote
"Damnit Edna, I'm trying to teach an English lecture and you just made me project that to the whole class 😑"
Aren't you dead?
@@believer2 no, I get that a lot
oh! hello again!! 👋😊
@@twotruckslyrics hi there, what's going on
@@EdnaK728 nthing much. i hope ur day / night been welll :>
Went to a concert and some guy airdropped me a picture of a cat, and I airdropped something back to them. This went on 4 or 5 times. After the show, I met up with the guy and he was actually a really good guy
"And kids, that's how I met your dad" -You, probably
"And kids, that's how I met your dad" -You, probably
"And kids, that's how I met your dad" -You, probably
"And kids, that's how I met your dad" -You, probably
And dads, that's how I met your child - You, probably
I haven’t accidentally done it, but I’ve purposefully sent random pictures of random cursed images to random people back when I used to ride the bus. This was followed by the yells of teenagers saying, “who’s your mum?!” (because my phone was named your mum). And, honestly, I regret nothing because their frantic screams to find the culprit still run through my mind like music to my ears. I had never been found out.
lmao i want to try that lol
I do this on the bus aswell
no one ever would suspect the driver, you are a genius, sir.
you evil man
chad
After rewatching this for the 25th time, a part of me is tempted to go to random places and just airdrop random things to complete strangers just to mess with them. The rest of me is arguing that I should actually pick what I am sending out.
Ending was wholesome.
Airdrop is a powerful superpower. We can create chaos and we can spread positivity and kindness. :)
The bigger question is "Who did they intend to send these pictures to?" I had a classmate send a pic of Peppa the pig in BDSM gear to the teacher instead of his friend.
I don't have an Apple device myself, but I've heard from the comments section on another video of these that it's apparently very easy to fumble the button instead of doing something like saving or moving the image.
W H A T
WHAT THE F?????U
wtf
@@nedlooker9954 we both have ace attorney pfps!
In 11th grade I used to airdrop memes and cursed images to random students. However one day, my principal shouted "who is A Moth?" ('A Moth' is the name I set my iPhone to) Thankfully, I only airdropped a photo of my cat that I usually use as my profile picture. Luckily I did not get in trouble and my principal commented that my cat was adorable instead.
Aww…The good ending.
I can see you love your cat :)
Is your current profile pic your cat?
@@BubblezwithaZ Yes :)
@@gill5643 cute xD
I once accidentally airdropped a picture of my face really close I up to some random person on the bus. Then I heard someone loudly say “WHO JUST AIR DROPPED ME A PICTURE OF SOMEONE’S UGLY FACE?!” It still haunts me to this day. For context of the picture: it was to send to my friend so they can make a meme out of it
4:03 looks like it was made in flipnote ngl
It does lmao
I would PAY to be there and see people's reaction to receiving these airdrops. Just imagining it alone is cracking me up.
raymoo
REIMU WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
How does one accidentally airdrop?
@@happykiller_codm1159 I dunno!! I'm a Samsung user.
2:13
As someone who has never once used AirDrop I assume it's just a share button that will send media to a random selection of people within a mile of the sender.
thats it except it works like bluetooth
@@Jobamojenkins69420 Yeah, to my knowledge, it's just Apple's version of sharing files over bluetooth, like every device other than apple devices can do, with the one exception that it's faster, probably due to using wi-fi as well.
Modern Android phones have a feature called "Nearby Share" that does the same thing.
@@jonasgrill1155 😐
No
Well it's SUPPOSED to be a specific device you choose based on its name, but I guess it's very easy to tap the wrong one
5:23 I’m losing my shit I imagine the “lust” being said in Fairy Godmother’s voice as she pours in the correlating potion into the cauldron
One day, a random kid took a girl's ipad in my class and airdropped cursed photos of her and her friends to the whole class. It was quite fun, until I realised she was crying because her friends thought she airdropped it.
I went to a small high school where they gave us ipads and in our freshman year we would edit images of our teachers into memes and spread them over airdrop. Eventually they forced all of us to disable airdrop after students accidentally sent them to staff.
I want to go to your highschool.
whaaaaaaaaa
Never heard about airdropping until now, thought people were gonna drop shit out of a plane.
i love how your pfp is bart simpson, considering that dropping feces out of a plane seems like something he would do
Probably some Apple brain drain
@@wellsshady It’s actually really convenient.
Didn't you appeared on the second part?
@@Ana-mz7ve Yup! One of my proudest achievements.
I just airdropped a picture of doctor doofenshmirtz to my mum instead of my friend 💀💀💀
My friend accidentally started playing Gangnam Style on Spotify at full volume in our business class- maybe Matt should do accidental spotify or "at full volume" ?
maybe “accidental plays out-loud” my headphones once disconnected while i was playing Portal 2 and my dad was in the room so he heard Wheatley shouting about being bloody massive and i had to lie and say it was about oceans
@@ARCHIVED9610 magnificent
The one thing that makes me a little sad about my refusal to own any Apple products is that I'll never know the joy of airdropping cursed images to randos.
nearby share and bluetooth?
androids have airdrop too i think, but its just called nearby share
same lol
I airdrop random crap all the time and people reactions are hilarious
@@ASTEIR Problem is no one knows about it so you never meet someone who has it on
3:18 What makes me giggle so much about this is not only is it two sides of the same story, but it's so factual, quick, and back to back. Absolutely had me reeling.
Yep
Why did I only realize this now that you've said it
Not only that. But it appears Elaine softened the blow by saying it was a random. When she had in fact sent Lindsay’s baby pics to EVERYONE in the coffee shop.
Omg I thought that was a coincidence then I looked at the people's usernames
@@Nitrolord and the time too
what i learned from this:
getting random stuff airdropped to you is part of the average coffee shop experience
I think sharing my baby pictures to a room full of people is the ultimate test, if you can survive that, you survive almost anything
It sounds fun to randomly airdrop the most cursed photos found to people.
it is, just make sure to change the name of your phone first to something stupid.
@@JCIgaming yes
@@JCIgaming my phones name is HP-Print-3f-laserJet 100 like those stupid printers with wifi
@@redmist6630 OH MY GOD I NEED TO DO THIS
@@ARCHIVED9610 imagine you get airdroped a message that you need more magenta from a printer
This gave me inspiration to INTENTIONALLY AirDrop random people on the bus fucked up memes from my iPad.
SAME
This threads the fine line between choosing Android or Apple. Like Android is highly adaptable, has more free shit and has wide price range. Apple on the other hand has exclusives, more costly and has this. Stale questions. Tough choose.
same
Y E S
Cheers I’ll drink to that bro
“There are no mistakes, just happy little accidents.”
I have the funniest airdrop incident. A stranger airdropped me a video I was in called "Meet the Pyro". He had terrified after realizing.
I was in isolation once because of a fight (a room you have to stay in, half a day or full day if you do something really bad). About 25 minutes after the second period bell went off, some kid airdropped a photo of lyrics from cpr, that song by cupcakke..
I sent it to one of the SLT members. The kid that was next to me got a week of iso and I shat myself when she walked towards me just to go the other way
Moral - never send cpr lyrics to an unknown apple device.
Forgot to add the fact that they never found out it was me
I love how that couple airdropped that girl a pic back of them mimicking her selfie at the bar. So wholesome
I really do love random stuff like this, makes my heart go boing boing.
It made my heart stop for a while
I love these 2 comments
I’m having cardiac arrest
@@imsorryforarguingbut4555 relatable
Fetch!
I once airdropped a wheelchair with pedals to an older girl that I barely talked to.
One time I got airdropped a photo of a frog with cheez-its, and a rat being grabbed.
And then I airdropped them back a picture of King Dedede with a thumbs up.
I always have respect for people who pronounce entire keysmashes accurately instead of going for the easy route of just saying gibberish. So far my list of best people ever consists of you and Strong Bad.
I do that too.
Fhqwhgads moments
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Whoever reads the Yahoo Answers pregnancy posts does it with quite some accuracy, too.
Easiest route is ignoring it, it's just a waste of time and means nothing
“Grabs your balls”
This made me die laughing so hard, it was the face.
download
I have that entire exchange, but that's by far the best frame😂😭
And the fact that the mom frickig accept it
I would like to add that I airdropped a gif of Nagito Komaeda's hair slowly ascending until he was bald. To my *science teacher.*
OMG you are my favorite channel right now
Airdropping is just the text message version of tossing a flashbang.
Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science?
Accurate
Confusing and almost guaranteed to cause chaos, basically
thinking of the time i airdropped a meme of a guy drinking listerene, eating altoids, and eating a lot of stuff made by other companies that make the same products, then he drank Donald duck orange juice, then he threw up.
never forgetting the scream of a man saying “NO DONT DO IT” and the. heard him gag…meant to send that to a friend who was at the front.
this was a school trip btw
i remember seeing that meme
you cursed that man
I've just seen this video on Laugh and Die! I've had the same kind of "nonononono don't" kind of reaction.
The dude who airdropped a sick pic to 1300 people 💀💀💀
Are you serious
thanks to this, the image of a deer saying 'donald' whilst exiting a toilet is now permanently on my computer
Fun fact: a complete stranger once airdropped a scene from "Meet the Pyro", a video I was in, to me.
I didn't realize who made this video at first, then I read the youtube name. Lol. I must have not noticed Matt's new youtube profile picture.
Thought I'd try out a new and more unnerving look :)
I mean, i thought i accidentally subscribed to a random youtuber and was about to unsub. Still, your pfp got the job done
@@Matt_Rose it really captures your smugness good sir.
@@Matt_Rose Question: Why did you go for the unnerving pfp?
@@cupwasneverhere Entropy
I love how no one seems embarrassed to possess this trash, just that they sent it to someone.
Download
I hate how YOU FUCKING DONT KNOW WHAT A MEME IS
The only scary thing about committing a crime is being caught.
To be fair a lot of this is just basic image.
The is the realisation of everyone's fear of Bluetooth in the 2000s
I accidentally sent ‘Juan’ ascending to the gates of rat heaven to my Spanish teacher
I have a friend who runs around and airdrops photos of Gordon Ramsay under the device name Gordon Ramsay to random strangers. It’s always a pleasure to watch someone’s face morph into confusion when they receive a photo of a cooking chef chopping carrots.
While on fire.
what
When I was a college freshman, my friend started airdropping cursed memes to random people in the cafeteria, but her phone was under her dad’s name. We made sure that we were having normal conversations so no one would suspect our table. This went on for weeks, to the point where we had to remain calm as one table made it their mission to start walking around asking “WHO IS BRYAN” and even returned some memes. Eventually we cracked and they hailed us as heroes.
That reminds me that one day during middle school, I sent a friend of mine a meme. It devoted into everyone’s phone turning into a vibrating mess with pictures I’m still trying to remove from my mind. It’s still too cursed.
Lol hi Brooke
@@aliciam6145 LOL HI
My 5 YEAR OLD sister was once on her phone taking the strangest embarrassing pictures of herself and then suddenly I got a message saying she airdropped me a picture of her giving me the 👁👄👁 face.
@@wob1918 she's 5 you absolute freak
0:38 "download" such true words 🔥
4:55 OH MY GODDDD
Oh poop its duo ruuuuun!
I was airdropping a photo to tell people to put their devices away during a presentation, then I accidentally airdropped it to the teachers computer.
Task failed successfully?
Its ok, my entire history class has seen me wearing a maid outfit in person, nothing i airdrop them accidentally is going to be bad
lmoa what happened next
You really wrote this and didn't elaborate, didn't you?
> "yeah my entire class has seen me as a maid"
> Refuses to elaborate
> leaves
i have a few friends that wore maid outfits to school too but still cant find the secret to how yall do this shit without being disowned
@@discordthingy6796 my parents are gamers
I accidentally connected my phone with the TV at work while watching this video.
I want to cancel my subscription to life, please.
ironic ain't it
Accidentally airdropped my adress to some random guy at Walmart. Been traumatized ever since
5:24
i have no idea why but the way he says ‘lust’ makes me laugh every single time
god same
I'm crying
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I accidentally airdropped a cursed spongebob image to the English teacher and she went and yelled at the other class.
For context, I like to airdrop random people, and that day I chose the name “God” as my airdrop name. There’s always a sight delay so I pretended I was checking the time. Clicked all the circles and put it away. Trying my best not to bust out laughing.
mad lad, i love you
why would she yell at the other class? lmfao
@@Kaizer_Kuo apparently no one saw me on my phone and no one else had their phone. There’s only six people in my class, but I think there’s at least 16 in the other class.
@@Kaizer_Kuo prob because that class was using computers
Oh blast, I accidentally airdropped a picture of a cheeseburger to half the crew yesterday morning and they were all confused
I accidentally airdropped the no bitches meme to my school principal
I remember when I was in middle school, I had to use an ipad to see the board because I didn't bring my glasses. Typically, they turn off the air drop on the ipads, but they had recieved an update the day before, so it was turned back on. My desk was faced in a peculiar way towards the teacher, so 1, she could see everything, and 2, the ring tone was turned all the way up, so you could hear it ever time something air dropped. Her jaw had hit the floor when me, herself, and my friend Gus saw a face full of hard core German porn appear right in front of our very eyes. Everyone wanted to know so bad what had appeared, but I was in tears laughing so hard all day long I couldn't ever bring myself to say what it was to them. It was a picture of some chick getting railed with text over it saying, "NIEN NEIN NEIN" and some explicit joke over it.
XD What was the joke?
@@karimitickaeloogreattemlor3486 I wish I could remember, but I can't. It was something to do with WW2 I think. It was pretty edgy.
@@lespicypeen698 Most likely lol
Too bad you can't remember but oh well
she was saying NO NO NO? bruh what a rough thing to send a middle schooler
@@leme9909 I agree, I'm not one for edgy jokes personally, but the airdrop experience more than made up for a good story.
I knew how to competently program in High School, and once made a fake "Minecraft Launcher" java jar that would actually spawn a process, not visible in Force Quit or in any way other than system monitor, which would rapidly open tabs of Carl Wheezer on youtube and set their volume to max every second. (Un)Fortanately the school's security stuff on the school macs prevented me from making it a startup application.
My school mac's ID became well known not to accept air drops from. Also, jar files in general became no longer trusted.
That sounds like a win
You became known to everyone as the person who notoriously caused Carl Wheezer to scream at random people. That sounds like a victory.
You are hilarious LOL
Not to ruin ur fun but thats more on the lines of nalware non harmful malware but malware.
you're the final boss
I was at an equality conference with my friend, and while we were waiting for a speech, she airdropped a photo of her brother eating ramen in a bird mask to everyone that was avalible
2:10 LMAO THE WINDOW WITH THE MEME INSIDE ON THE PROJECTOR JUST SITTING IN THE MIDDLE IS MAD FUNNY 😂😂😂😂
1:54 is actually kinda wholesome how people go with it and send their ones
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See, I airdrop weird stuff to people on purpose, I love seeing their reactions, and changing my phone name to be something hilarious, it’s fun lol
My phones name is Samsung galaxy 7
coc inspector
@@TheSirduckington lol
@@korioa Clash of Clans inspector
Mine is obama, I airdrop people pictures of corn for no reason.
I have one of the strangest ideas, ask twitter or just look up "worst ad ive ever seen" or so. As an example I saw a very eerie ad about some chef and his workers going insane WHILST customers were at the restaurant, i remember someone saying "please hold still" and i saw another holding a knife, a slash noise came in and the entire crows screamed in horror, before the ad ended i saw some people carrying what looked like a body covered in a tablecloth or so, and the chef said, " i love you all " to the employees and they responded "WE LOVE YOU CHEF!" that was the most horrifying thing i have ever seen.
I'm pretty sure that's for a new horror movie
What the heck
I accidentally airdropped my friend a cursed image of a hot dog man eating a hot dog on a bus and he turns to me and goes “wth is that”
Me and about 100 other students were answering questions on Poll Everywhere for our college class, and someone airdropped the entire class a picture of characters I would later learn to be Zote and Hornet from Hollow Knight doing some very NSFW things with each other. Because the big screen was hooked up to an iPad, the picture was displayed for all to see including those who didn't have Apple devices. The professors were pissed off.
💀
I am sorry on behalf of the Hollow Knight community
i could probably guess which specific image(s) they were
dammit, now my brain won't stop thinking about what the picture would look like and i can't get rid of it
you do know that you didn’t have to say this because I was reading it out loud to my friends 💀
When I was in driver’s Ed we had a 30 minute lunch break in between classes and I didn’t know anyone there so I sat by myself. I have my phone named “Peppa” and my AirPods “pig” so it goes together. So everyday during lunch for almost 2 weeks straight I would randomly get memes and send them back to this one person who I never found out who they actually were and I don’t think they knew who I was either. It was the strangest stuff too, like beans in a bag of cheez-itzs, beans in the shape of a furby, buzz lightyear without his suit, you name it. Good times.
strangely wholesome :)
A classmate of mine in high school snuck into the teacher’s lounge to take pictures of an upcoming exam. He then proceeded to airdrop them to the entire class accidentally airdropping them to the teacher as well
this "airdrop" thing is apparently some kind of volatile bomb, damn.
or people are just terrible at double-checking things.