12 Hilarious Mah Nigga/My Nigga Memes
Friday, Aug 21, 2020, 12:17 pm
By:James Fraser
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Mah Nigga or My Nigga is not really a meme, but a reaction picture people use to refer to someone who is of their sort. The picture shows smiling Denzel Washington smoking a cigarette (possibly a spliff). It is a screenshot of one of the scenes of the 2001 movie, "Training Day." Denzel Washington calls Ethan Hawke "My Nigga" when Hawke says he is ready to do anything Denzel wants him to do. This meme/reaction picture first appeared sometime in 2012 but gained more popularity in the last couple of years. Check these 12 Mah Nigga memes that are hilarious.
1.This "My Nigga" Moment
"When you're mounting tires and your boy comes to balance them. My nigga!"
It's a bit difficult to mount tires on your own, but if you can do that, boy, you will be saving some good 50 to 60 bucks. When your homie, neighbor, or a random good stranger comes to help you out, it definitely is a "My nigga" moment! Even though you may not call them a Nigga, but deep inside your heart, you are as happy as Denzel Washington in this picture.
2.Is That You, Friday? Mah Nigga!
Fridays are amazing, man! Aren't they? A Friday evening or night is the best part of the weekend, and you don't get that feeling even on the Saturday morning despite the fact you have two complete days to take rest, have fun, or just do nothing! Hey, did you know that not all countries in the world observe Saturday and Sunday as the weekend? Most Middle East and Islamic countries have holidays on Friday and Saturday, and a typical workweek begins on Sunday. Interestingly, Brunei is the only country in the world that has a non-contiguous weekend, which means people living there have holidays on Friday and Sunday!
3.Martin Luther King Day!
From Christopher Columbus to Martin Luther King, a lot of people helped the United States to be what it is today! We must appreciate them for their incredible effort, but wait, let us first thank them for giving us some Holidays! Just as this meme says, MLK might have died decades back, but he's still making millions of people in the United States smile, especially on the third Monday of January, every year! Glad, every country in the world has some great people whose birthdays are ultimately turned into public holidays!
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