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"Words Can't Hurt Me These Shades Are Gucci" is a catchphrase associated with characters wearing sunglasses. It initially started as a parody image macro of the anime Yu Yu Hakusho before growing to include various other characters.

Origin

The original image comes from the fifth episode of the 1992 anime series Yu Yu Hakusho, first aired on November 7th. In the episode, main character Yusuke Urameshi walks down the street while wearing sunglasses.

[This video has been removed]

On April 18th, 2015, Tumblr blog yuyufashion[1] uploaded a screenshot of the character with the caption "Words can't hurt me, my shades are gucci." The post gained over 293,000 notes (shown below).

original image from the meme catchphrase of Words Can't Hurt Me, these shades are gucci

Spread

As the image spread, its quote began seeing use outside of the original context. On April 8th, 2016, Filthy Frank posted a video in which he reads hate mail. After reading several mean comments, he says "Words can't hurt me, these shades are gucci." The video has over 8.4 million views (shown below).



Several Twitter recreated the joke by posting selfies of themselves in sunglasses with the caption. On March 15th, 2017, Twitter user @hoopknaap[2] tweeted selfies of themselves with the caption, gaining 9 retweets and 30 likes (shown below, left). Twitter user @faithmbailey02[3] did the same on August 8th, 2017 and gained 27 retweets and 237 likes (shown below, right).

Tweet of Words Can't Hurt Me these Shades are Gucci
Another tweet of words can't hurt me these shades are Gucci

Another popular series of jokes involves applying the phrase to any character, particularly anime characters. DeviantArt user DottedClouds[4] uploaded a drawing of Marth from the Fire Emblem series with the phrase on January 8th, 2017 (shown below, left). On January 2nd, Facebook page Ikutsuki[5] uploaded a picture in which the character Hau from Pokémon Sun and Moon has his eyes covered by two Pokéballs on the HUD screen, making it appear as though he were wearing sunglasses. The post, which included the caption gained over 490 likes and reactions (shown below, right).


words can't hurt me these shades are gucoi
Ikutsuki January 2 words cant hurt me, these shades are gucci

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Words can't hurt Ime t hese shades are Gucc
words cant hutme these shades are gucci
Words canft hurt me these shades are Gucc
words can't hurtme these shades are gucc
words can't hurt me these shades are qucci -shut up shittymatsu
words can't hurt me these shades arequcci

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External References

[1] Tumblr – yuyufashion

[2] Twitter – @hoopknaap

[3] Twitter – @faithmbailey02

[4] DeviantArt – Dottedclouds

[5] Facebook – Ikutsuki



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Words Can't Hurt Me These Shades Are Gucci

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About

"Words Can't Hurt Me These Shades Are Gucci" is a catchphrase associated with characters wearing sunglasses. It initially started as a parody image macro of the anime Yu Yu Hakusho before growing to include various other characters.

Origin

The original image comes from the fifth episode of the 1992 anime series Yu Yu Hakusho, first aired on November 7th. In the episode, main character Yusuke Urameshi walks down the street while wearing sunglasses.


[This video has been removed]


On April 18th, 2015, Tumblr blog yuyufashion[1] uploaded a screenshot of the character with the caption "Words can't hurt me, my shades are gucci." The post gained over 293,000 notes (shown below).


original image from the meme catchphrase of Words Can't Hurt Me, these shades are gucci

Spread

As the image spread, its quote began seeing use outside of the original context. On April 8th, 2016, Filthy Frank posted a video in which he reads hate mail. After reading several mean comments, he says "Words can't hurt me, these shades are gucci." The video has over 8.4 million views (shown below).



Several Twitter recreated the joke by posting selfies of themselves in sunglasses with the caption. On March 15th, 2017, Twitter user @hoopknaap[2] tweeted selfies of themselves with the caption, gaining 9 retweets and 30 likes (shown below, left). Twitter user @faithmbailey02[3] did the same on August 8th, 2017 and gained 27 retweets and 237 likes (shown below, right).


Tweet of Words Can't Hurt Me these Shades are Gucci Another tweet of words can't hurt me these shades are Gucci

Another popular series of jokes involves applying the phrase to any character, particularly anime characters. DeviantArt user DottedClouds[4] uploaded a drawing of Marth from the Fire Emblem series with the phrase on January 8th, 2017 (shown below, left). On January 2nd, Facebook page Ikutsuki[5] uploaded a picture in which the character Hau from Pokémon Sun and Moon has his eyes covered by two Pokéballs on the HUD screen, making it appear as though he were wearing sunglasses. The post, which included the caption gained over 490 likes and reactions (shown below, right).


words can't hurt me these shades are gucoi Ikutsuki January 2 words cant hurt me, these shades are gucci


Various Examples


Words can't hurt Ime t hese shades are Gucc words cant hutme these shades are gucci Words canft hurt me these shades are Gucc words can't hurtme these shades are gucc words can't hurt me these shades are qucci -shut up shittymatsu words can't hurt me these shades arequcci


Search Interest

External References

[1] Tumblr – yuyufashion

[2] Twitter – @hoopknaap

[3] Twitter – @faithmbailey02

[4] DeviantArt – Dottedclouds

[5] Facebook – Ikutsuki

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