If there’s one thing social media has done, it’s turned us into documenters of our own hustle.
For no reason, really. Prior to the advent of Twitter and Instagram, no one cared how hard you were working. We all just assumed everyone was working hard, and went on our way.
“That person, over there,” you would say, while pointing at a person. “He’s probably working an adequate amount, because that’s what we all do.”
But not anymore. Now, thanks to social media, everyone needs to tell you just how #fitfam and #riseandgrind they really are. And they are so fit fam.
Perhaps no one embodies the hustle more these days than student athletes, what with their books and their weights, their exams and their games, and their smartphones to show everyone how hard they are hustling. They live for the hustle. They live for the grind. They were born fit fam and they will die fit fam.
And these tweets blasting their dedication to showing how hard they are working are absolutely tremendous.
https://twitter.com/memeprovider/status/841134796600426496
It’s not just about the grind. It’s about documenting the grind.
https://twitter.com/MEMESG0D/status/841309639434240000
https://twitter.com/memeprovider/status/841420421836738560
Teacher : do your math!
Student athlete : math? More like path. To success. gains . no off days. No breaks 😩😩💯💯💦 pic.twitter.com/UUwpVruFnF— Danny (@DannyJelow) March 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/StudentAthSays/status/841657975420923904
https://twitter.com/kylie8612/status/841506900323704832
The meme format works with pretty much any emoji, so long as they’re used to emphasize your hustle.
https://twitter.com/TwoZeroSixGod/status/838539989252108288
https://twitter.com/StudentAthSays/status/841468866882613248
parents: don't forget to set your clocks an hour ahead!
Student athlete: I'm always ahead😤💯staying on that grind😈💪🏼never falling behind❌👊🏼
— 𝕂𝕒𝕦’𝕚 (@kauipiilani) March 12, 2017
@ Olive Garden
Server: tell me when to stop grinding cheese
Student Athlete: 😤never stop💯 grinding🔥👅spring break?👀👎 more like💪spring bulk
— Sam Hayles (@HamSayles) March 13, 2017
It looks like the whole thing began as a daylight savings time joke, which is perfect because if anyone can’t afford to lose an hour, it’s student athletes.
parents: don't forget to set your clocks an hour ahead!
Student athlete: I'm always ahead😤💯staying on that grind😈💪🏼never falling behind❌👊🏼
— 𝕂𝕒𝕦’𝕚 (@kauipiilani) March 12, 2017
Now get sweat. And get tweeting.
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