What the lean is asking for
Y’all Got Any More of That is Dave Chappelle as Tyrone Biggums, from Chappelle’s Show, leaning toward the camera. Imageboards turned that lean into a craving caption. Two boxes. One of them should stay close to the spoken line, with a blank for the thing. The other can name who is asking: a fandom, a shift, a group chat. The coat and the makeup are the character. A polite request face is a different photograph.
The named thing has to be something a person can want again. Another episode, another plate, another screenshot, another round of the same argument. A one-time event fights the posture, because the posture is about the next helping of something already tasted. If neither line sounds like “y’all got any more of that,” readers see a portrait they have to explain. The phrase is doing half the work.
The face is the ask, so paragraphs over the cheeks turn the still into a poster. Two Buttons is a frozen choice, with no appetite in it. Waiting Skeleton has already given up on anything arriving. This lean still expects the next round to exist. Keep it out of a client channel. Keep it out of a room where people are talking about recovery. The character is a parody of desperation, and aiming that parody at people who use drugs is outside the joke.
One line stays close to the spoken ask, with a blank for the thing: another episode, another plate, another round of the same argument. The other line can name who is leaning in: a fandom, a shift, a group chat. The thing has to be something a person can want again. A one-time event fights the posture, because the posture is about the next helping of something already tasted.
If neither line sounds like the ask, readers see a portrait they have to explain. Paragraphs over the cheeks turn the still into a poster. Two Buttons is a frozen choice, with no appetite in it. Waiting Skeleton has already given up on anything arriving. This lean still expects the next round to exist. Keep it out of a client channel, and keep it out of a room where people are talking about recovery.
The canvas will uppercase both lines on a JPEG at quality 0.92, white fill, black stroke, Impact first. The phrase still reads after that, which is why you should keep it intact instead of paraphrasing it into a polite request. Check the download and make sure the lean and the coat are not buried. You save a still. The character does not move.
Fill the blank with something the room has already had: another episode, another plate, another round of the same argument. Keep one line close to the spoken ask so nobody has to guess which portrait this is. The other line can name the group doing the asking. A one-time event fights the lean, because the lean is about the next helping. Read it aloud. If it sounds like a polite request, you have sanded off the joke. Keep the cheeks clear. The face is the ask, and a paragraph on it turns the still into a flyer. This is the wrong picture for a client channel and the wrong picture for a conversation about recovery. The character is a parody of desperation. Aim it at a sequel or a snack, not at a person. After export, the coat and the lean should still be the first things you see, with the ask readable beside them.
Written by Safaat Rahman Siham, Founder & Developer at Convertify4u. Contact us.
