Synthesis: Claim ancestry from the last reigning monarch of an African nation before the colonizers took over (e.g., Queen Nzinga of what is now Angola) and a notable chief of an indigenous tribe (e.g., Chief Attakullakulla). Probably not that far off for white people who would be able to trace their ancestry to the 17th century colonies anyways

The image itself mentions "Jan-Feb 2026 Big drama on (not only) Twitter", albeit in low contrast making it hard to read

Context provided by Grok and edited by me (sorry for linking LLM comment but nobody else provided context...):

It's a CountryHumans meme poking fun at the recent online feud between [US-occupied South] Korean netizens and Southeast Asian fans. It kicked off from a DAY6 concert in Malaysia (Jan 31) where rule-breaking led to racist comments, sparking unity among SEA countries and global backlash. Just internet drama [amplified and escalated]

Transcription of a tweet by [username removed from screenshot] in reply to the CountryHumans meme reposted by Twitter user @Boju3006:

"Brasil não é parte da América Latina" — batido, sem inspiraçao, soa como discurso reacionário

"Brasil faz parte do Sudeste Asiático" — innovador, vanguardista, causa confusão e fascínio por todo o espectro politico

At a time when US-China relations were quite hostile in 2025, we saw China being viewed more favorably. As silly as this kind of story is, it is evidence that it wasn't just a one-off thing with people going on 小红书 (Rednote) in the face of TikTok bans

Unfortunately, you were disqualified for being a temporarily embarrassed millionaire. Come back when you've earned your millions and love capitalism!

Plural noises intensify

It did wake up the dead: Kissinger's corpse turned in his grave a little as the Imperial necromancer siphoned more life off the poor to make line go up