A video of a tree that was struck by lightning is going viral as Twitter users seem to find it relatable.
The video was posted by Twitter user @sofain and shows a tree that was struck by lightning burning on the inside and appearing normal on the outside.
It took less than one day for Twitter to start meme-ing the hell out of the video, and the memes illustrate that we’re all pretty similar.
It seems like suppressing emotions is pretty common, at least among Twitter users.
“When my friends ask how i’m doing and i tell them ‘i’m fine,'” Twitter user @gnawdy wrote, along with the video. Twitter user @laibanwer equated the tree to how it feels “on the inside” when you see your crush talking to other girls.
“Me on the inside when i get jealous,” another wrote.
“How are you?”
— Eric Crumrine (@ECrumrine) October 20, 2019
“Oh, I’m fine.”
pic.twitter.com/Cp5ViJHmMm
https://twitter.com/gnawdy/status/1185904117568462848
https://twitter.com/_ShyyGlizzy_/status/1186012362790203392
https://twitter.com/_faraahyasser/status/1186226450459967488
When you ask me what’s wrong and I say ‘nothing’ https://t.co/XnLKgVPfWi
— Maano (@imaahn) October 21, 2019
Me on the inside when I see my crush talking to other girls https://t.co/mxsFiD4m0D
— wot iz lyff (@laibanwer) October 20, 2019
We all also seem to make poor nutritional choices, especially when it comes to Hot Cheetos. “My empty stomach after eating a bag of hot cheetos,” Twitter user
@rode0_ joked.
my small intestine trying to hold back last night’s curry and 20+oz of iced coffee while I’m stuck in a meeting pic.twitter.com/zNIDHQQ80O
— emotional support creampie (@FeelingFisky) October 20, 2019
My empty stomach after eating a bag of hot cheetos https://t.co/3z4TwZ6yZc
— fer (@rode0_) October 21, 2019
this is my sphincter after i eat too many hot cheetos https://t.co/PkuNByivzo
— CROW INFECTION (@foxgraves) October 20, 2019
Another made an astute political observation. “A live look at the White House,” Twitter user @BenjaminEPark wrote.
A live look at the White House. https://t.co/mXSc8jsC7P
— Benjamin Park (@BenjaminEPark) October 20, 2019
And, of course, the fiery inside of the tree was equated to period cramps.
https://twitter.com/ziwe/status/1185995414241198082
This video will probably continue making the rounds as users share more relatable content about suppressed emotions and spicy foods.
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