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On 2/14/23, PopBase tweeted a photo of North West’s drawing of her grandmother, Kris Jenner. Someone replied and said “why she ate” in reference to North’s drawing skills being good (she ate that up), most likely ironically because the picture wasn’t that good. A reply to “why she ate” said “she=Onika ate=burgers,” most likely in reference to Nicki Minaj. People found this funny because: 1) Onika (Nicki Minaj) has been known to either eat burgers or talk about eating burgers in the past, and 2) the reply makes no sense. Replacing the words translates to “why onika burgers,” but the replier probably meant to say something along the lines of “why did Onika eat burgers…”? The whole thing is extremely stupid but people have now begun using this format of “she=ate Onika=burgers” in completely random sentences and replying to other tweets with “___=onika, ____=burgers” or just saying “Onika burgers” constantly. Not only is this joke so far from making any type of sense, it’s also so far from humor that it in turn makes it funny again? Who really knows at this point
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