I may have made a fake online buzzword of XX, 20 17 June, which originated from the phrase "I may have drunk fake wine" in the e-sports circle. This sentence pattern was quickly applied to various expression packs and jokes. It is generally used to indicate that something different from what you expected has happened. 20 17 1 became popular, and this sentence pattern was quickly applied to various expression packs and jokes. "I may have signed up for a fake class", "I may have gone to a fake college" and "I may have eaten fake food" ... In the first half of 20 17, when you are worried about various "routines" in your life, this catchphrase should be able to relieve your helplessness a little. There are different opinions about the original source of this sentence. , 1, shabu-shabu language comes from the e-sports circle CSGO players like to drink, and if they don't play well, they will vomit. Maybe I drank fake wine and couldn't play well, so the sentence "I may have a fake XXX" became popular. 2. According to a news on the Internet before, some unscrupulous merchants in Russia sold alcoholic personal washing products as fake wine, which may be spread by me drinking fake wine. But what really makes this sentence "I may be" ... false ... "Fire Up" is a set of expression packs circulating in the final exam of the university. Some candidates use this sentence pattern to ridicule their unsatisfactory test results, which leads to sentences such as "I may have reviewed fake books", "I may have got fake test papers" and "the teacher may have drawn fake points". With the expression pack of distress, this sentence quickly spread among college students, and spread to the circle of friends and Weibo. Later, this sentence directly evolved into "I may be a dummy", making "I may be fake" a buzzword. I may be a fake series of Yan characters, [picture] [picture] [picture] [picture] [picture] [picture] [picture]