When Yo Roblox Mug N Yo Real Life Mug Tea

About

When Yo Roblox Mug N Yo Real Life Mug Tea is a catchphrase coined by since-deleted Instagram user @stunna_9623, a young Roblox player who went viral on X / Twitter in early 2024. Reposts of the child's Instagram stories on X in April 2024 showed him sharing a selfie with the caption "When yo Roblox mug and ur real life mug tea," followed by another video in which he could be seen fighting with another student in a school bathroom.

Origin

On April 11th, 2024, X^[1] user @rukiasbetter reposted a series of Instagram stories originally posted by a young boy with the handle @stunnagirl_9623. The account has since been deleted, renamed or deactivated. The video showed two young boys fighting in what appears to be a school bathroom. The clip also briefly showed an Instagram story featuring the phrase "When yo Roblox mug and yo real-life mug tea," where "tea" is seen as a positive adjective.

X user @rukiasbetter's post gathered over 28,000 likes in four days, while X user @_wulad's quote tweet acknowledging the catchphrase on April 12th gathered over 26,000 likes in three days (seen below).

"When yo roblox mug n yo real life mug tea" SHDJFJLSDJKSKF https://t.co/JttZ9QNYRY

— ፴ (@_wulad) April 12, 2024

On April 12th, X^[2] user @NOCHlLLWlLL reposted the Instagram Story with the catchphrase, gathering over 36,000 likes in three days (seen below).

Spread

On April 12th, 2024, X^[3] user @shesorealllll posted a series of Instagram stories posted by stunna_girl9623, gathering over 32,000 likes in three days (seen below).

Also on April 12th, X^[4] user @ferreirarocher posted a Roblox profile and a photo of indie musician Weyes Blood, captioning it, "When yo Roblox mug n yo real life mug tea😍." The post gathered over 14,000 likes in three days (seen below, left). On April 13th, X^[5] user @willfulchaos posted photos of Kylie Jenner with the caption, gathering over 16,000 likes in a day (seen below, right).

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