What does it mean to buy orange stalks?

I'm going to buy some oranges, an online buzzword. This sentence is used by netizens to take advantage of others. Simply put, if you say this to someone, you are their "father".

This sentence comes from Zhu Ziqing's sketch "The Back". Zhu Ziqing's father said to Zhu Ziqing, "I'm going to buy some oranges. You stay here and don't walk around. " This originally warm sentence became popular on social media in China, and netizens used the stalk of "buying oranges" to extend the meaning of "I am your father", so as to take advantage of others.

Citation example

This kind of stalk generally appears in the replies of popular comments in Weibo, which means that the comments praising and worshipping someone are very powerful and brilliant, and can live up to expectations and win the best in the audience. "Just stand in the champion's position and I'll buy you some oranges", while praising others, I don't forget to take advantage: I am the champion's father!

In the 20th round of Premier League in 20 17-20 18 season, Tottenham beat Southampton 5-2 at home. At the beginning of the game, a row of Chinese appeared on the billboard on the sidelines: "I'm going to buy some oranges, so don't wander around here!" " Happy birthday, Daddy Lori! "