The "clown is actually myself" network. What does the clown here mean?

Recently, I have been wandering around the major online platforms. Careful netizens will find that a group of super-hot expression packs are circulating on the Internet, that is, the clown is actually myself. For many second-generation netizens, it may be unknown so. Clowns here refer to those who lick dogs in real life, or those who are self-righteous. And netizens also laughed at themselves through this sentence, feeling that they worked hard and tried their best. Finally, they became clowns in the eyes of others.

Generally used to refer to the feelings between men and women, there is a chat screenshot that is particularly funny, but at the same time it seems a bit sad. The content of the chat is that boys have been struggling to pursue girls, but they have been rejected. No matter how flattering he was, even if three meals a day were delivered in place, the girl told him that he had got the confession of his beloved boy. At this moment, I suddenly realized that the real clown was himself.

Many other versions have been derived from this stalk, but it is mainly used in the relationship between men and women, which means that one party tries its best to please the other, but it doesn't get any return. Just like the clown you see in daily programs, although his face is full of smiles and unrequited efforts, it is just a joke in the eyes of others. And don't remind me of myself when I see this sentence. Sometimes at work, the boss urges me at the other side. Although I look passive and supercilious online, I actually collapse in front of the computer screen and want to curse all kinds of dirty words. But I can't. I am a worker. I should be a clown of five dou meters.

I have to say that netizens are very talented, and various stalks emerge one after another. If you don't keep up with the trend, you may not keep up with the pace of netizens. Big netizens also gradually learned to laugh at themselves from the previous Keyboard Man, although some are funny and some are distressed, as if they saw themselves in self-mockery.