I don't deserve to be a terrier.

It's too modest, and the posture is so low that it sticks in the dust.

The first half of the sentence implies "Are you worth it?" From the online red potion brother. 17 June 10 Brother Yao Shuige chatted with a netizen for 7 hours without swearing, repeating the three words "Are you worth it?" You brainwashed the onlookers. In the past night, the major live broadcast platforms were filled with netizens' "Do you match" and other similar words, which led to a cold joke, "Do you match the key?"

In the program "Creation Camp 20 19", member Vin often uses "I don't deserve it" to make himself humble and become a stalk. Fans will say things like "I'm not sand sculpture enough to be a fan of Vin" to praise Vin's cuteness, that is to say, Vin is so good and cute that I feel ashamed of not being worthy of him. Now all the stars have learned this sentence "I don't deserve it".

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Similar stalks: online humbleness

Online humbleness is now very inferior, timid, cowardly and so on. Humble is an adjective that describes one's inferiority. Online means that you are surfing the internet at this time, which means "now, exist"

For example, when I saw the child next door eating a cake wrapped in luxurious egg liquid, I ate a big steamed bread that suddenly lost its fragrance online.