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What does "blame me" mean and where does the joke come from?

Blame me?, this sentence is something we often hear, but there are probably many people who don’t know what blame me means. The following is what I have compiled for you. I hope you like it.

The origin of Blame Me

Source: League of Legends. During the Royal Family Spring Split, there was a game where he was beaten up and the commentator said that if there was no jump at any point, he would still have to fight. As a result, the camera just turned to Spider-Man with an innocent expression on his face. As a result, Xiaomi said:? Seeing this lucky expression It seems to be saying, blame me?

Interpretation: Do you blame me? It means you shouldn’t blame me.

What does "blame me" mean?

Internet hot word? Blame me? It's quite meaningful. How to interpret it as a rhetorical question or sarcasm depends on the judge's mind. A buzzword from anime and League of Legends in 2015, these three words are suitable for speaking lightly. You can hit back at others ruthlessly, or you can arrogantly pretend to be innocent to end the topic.

The blame-me plot in the anime

In "Fate/Zero", Matou Kariya adopted Tosaka Sakura (Matou Sakura) to Matou because of his dissatisfaction with Tokiomi Tosaka. At home, Sakura was extremely dissatisfied with the fact that she was subjected to all kinds of inhumane physical and mental abuse and training by Lord Chong (Matō Zōyan). So I always felt resentful towards Tokiomi. Almost immediately after the anime aired, a fanart of Kariya appeared on pixiv, and the line was that it was all Tokiomi’s fault. Then it spread quickly, first on PIXIV, and then spread to the Chinese community. So much so (when "Fate/Zero" was broadcast in 2012) that no matter what mistakes everyone made, it was Tokiomi's fault. Later, in the 21st episode of the anime, Kariya really shouted? It was all this guy (Tokiomi )'s fault? This classic line (see picture below), so this term has been officially recognized. So if anything happens, everyone likes to complain. It's all the world's fault. It's all the time's fault. Then the world and the time will say: Blame me?

In the "School Days" animation, Saionji Sekai was irresponsible after being pushed down by the protagonist Makoto Ito. Sekai claimed that he had a child, but Makoto Ito refused to admit it and triggered Makoto Ito's N-knife serial murders. The tragic ending of the case is a fusion and adaptation of the two endings of the game (Blood's End, My Son's End) plus an original ending. After Sekai stabbed Ito Makoto to death with a fruit knife, he was disemboweled by Katsura Yanha with a saw blade, and Iai beheaded him. Finally, the heads left behind by Katsura Kanye and Ito Makoto after they were dismembered were put on a Nice Boat. In order to clear his name, someone, perhaps Brother Heicheng, put all the responsibility on the world and wrote this sentence. It should be noted that Makoto Ito has never used the phrase "It's all the world's fault" whether in animation or games. There was only one incident when Ito Makoto said it when Yanye asked Makoto Ito "Why?" It's the world at once. There are also derivative uses, ?It's not me, it's the world that's wrong? (from Lelouch of the Rebellion), ?The world: Blame me? It's all Tokiomi's fault (all Tokiomi's fault) is from the animation "Fate/Zero" pinch him.

Blame me, give me an example

1. The weather is really bad today, it’s all Tokiomi’s fault!

Tokiomi: ?Blame me?

2. Why didn’t anyone ask me out on Chinese Valentine’s Day? It’s all Tokiomi’s fault!

Tokiomi:? Blame me?

3. I’m like this No matter how you think about it, it’s all the world’s fault!

The world: “Is it my fault?”