What does it mean to buy coke?

Buy coke =makelove, which is the homonym of "makelove". Make: do things, love: like, love. Buying coke means doing what you like. However, in general scenes or dialogues, "buying coke" only means buying coke, and there is no other implication or additional meaning, so it is necessary to understand the meaning of "buying coke" according to the specific context.

Buy coke, a popular online word, means to do what you like, which is homophonic with makelove. Starting from the TV series "We Can't Be Friends", Han Kefei sent a talk about buying coke in a circle of friends, and buying coke came from this.

In fact, this sentence was said by female number two in a TV series. Female number two in the play is a master of love, which can be said to make many men fall at her feet. In the play, she lay bored on the sofa and said, "I really want to buy coke." At the same time, I also took a selfie with the text "I want to buy coke" and sent it to a circle of friends.

The purchase of Coca-Cola implies this. On the surface, it means wanting to drink coke. In fact, it has great depth and connotation. Buying coke is the homonym of English makelove, and sometimes it sounds quite similar. The English word makelove means snap in Chinese, that is, when someone tells you "I want to buy coke", it is implying that you want to have sex with you. Of course, this is not absolute. Sometimes maybe he really just wants to buy coke, depending on the context.