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When you paradoxically refer the current time, usually shortly after 12:00 am to "tomorrow", as it is still night and your mindset for tomorrow is the next morning but conventionally the day has changed, so you end up in a ridiculous, paradoxical statement like "It's tomorrow now"! Named after Javad Khiabani, an Iranian TV soccer commentator who made the same statement in a match after 12:00 pm.
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