Hilarious Memes From Twitter Trending Topic ‘Growing Up in an African Home’
Another day and another twitter trending topic! On Monday, twitter users were contributing to the topic ‘Growing Up in an African Home.’
We have compiled all the best memes below:
When you hear the car and remember you haven’t taken the chicken out of the freezer. #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/rR9lCAN26p
— the finesse kid (@DonMabika) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome people would squeeze our fingers & we laugh it off
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— Arthur Musinguzi (@arthurtotally) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome there’s gotta be a picture of Jesus & Virgin Mary hanging on the wall somewhere in the house..
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— Ⓚ.. (@iamkevoo) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome fam if you come home & you start your twanging nonsence , they’ll look at you like : pic.twitter.com/Rc4S3wCqQi
— A girl actually (@obakeeng__) September 26, 2016
When visitors come to your home and juice comes out of nowhere #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/JR85cQansf
— African President
(@iGitz_) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome was fun
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— Allie ✌️ (@govnar_ali) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome you get the chance to see things
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— Allie ✌️ (@govnar_ali) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome how your mother looked at you when you stared the visitor’s food pic.twitter.com/CMFRJh7dzB
— Joshua odawa (@Joshuaodawa) September 26, 2016
When you get home late, your parent be like ‘Go back to where you came from’ #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/KDwopxu1yD
— African President
You leave your food in the refrigerator and find its gone when you come back
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/xtxFFiISOV
— Mahmud Said (@lawd_maestro) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome Girls Cooked like their Mothers but nowadays they Smoke like Their Fathers pic.twitter.com/tquwonVT4V
— MaPeSa KuRia, OGW. (@KuriaMapesa) September 26, 2016
This was a very big insult when I was a kidpic.twitter.com/2zA9X7ueUE
— Thapelo Mokono (@Thapy2) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome most of us used that all the time pic.twitter.com/QRKkUfYXJA
— EldoretTrendsetter
(@AllieAllans) September 26, 2016
Everything had to be covered with a cloth made by Grandma & inherited through generations #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/mtCwu24SJT
— Mahadam Gandhi (@AdamMaina_) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome Sarcasm was always the norm pic.twitter.com/3dBrVrP50Q
— Tash!
IG:ISHOBZ (@iTs_Hobz) September 26, 2016
When you report your Elder brother to your parents and he gets you alone in the house when the parents are gone. #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/j1kMdEfrJf
— Samwise Gamgee (@Sambannz) September 26, 2016
When you shared maize with siblings by counting lines #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/iQvMzZVcGH
— Abdirisan Göõñër (@Abdirisan08) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome reciting the shopping list to avoid forgetting was part of you pic.twitter.com/n4PC5kiWxR
— OneDown (@OneDownLIVE) September 26, 2016
Things we played
— Nako (@nakomoeng) September 26, 2016
The look your mum gave when a visitor asked u to help them finish their food & you agreed #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/PdnUe8wBgO
— LEAKEY NELSON (@ItsLeakeyNelson) September 26, 2016
Real African pedicure apparatus when #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/4rs56konVh
— Sam (@wagurasam) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome the floor at grandma’s was our king size pic.twitter.com/Tp24rQ9lCr
— Tumelo Tshabalala (@2mzaMospeising) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome life is so simple and sweet pic.twitter.com/TQC2h2BgK1
— Elly Oriko (@Eng_Oriko) September 26, 2016
#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome you didn’t avoid baths cz u hated being clean twas cz you knew you were open to attacks pic.twitter.com/RymSx0rxQY
— Cunt-Troller (@Blaqk_X) September 26, 2016
Source: Nairobi Wire
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