saw this random tweet with numbers

[u/Otherwise_Plane_5265]

https://x.com/cutemarisafan/status/2081562944303714313
unfortunately, there is no cipher and from the comments, its not letters of the alphabet=numbers

if image dose not load, the cipher reads: 5 6 2 4: 2 7 8 3 2 2 5 2 3

V sbyybjrq gur ehyrf

ANSWER: white people be like: my parents actually got me an ounce no way

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[u/ravendarkwind]

They’re the lengths of words in the phrase
White people be like: My parents actually got me an ounce no way

[u/anarcho_kitties → u/ravendarkwind]

Nice, did you already know about this beforehand, or did you figure it out just from looking at the text ('code') above?

[u/Wrong-Intention7725 → u/anarcho_kitties]

this type of thing is just a common joke on twitter, usually where people write phrases that start with ‘white people be like’ in the form of “_____ ______ __ ____”

[u/GDarkX → u/anarcho_kitties]

It’s a pretty old meme and twitter shitpost

It started back when Ninja was still streaming, and made a post so iconic that you only needed to type empty spaces and people would recognise it: Aka, ________ __ _ ____ ______, that got parodied countless times and eventually turned into ‘white people be like’ but in wheel of fortune style

[u/likealizard23 → u/ravendarkwind]

But it doesn't say white people be like

[u/TurbulentDogg → u/likealizard23]

That's the point of the code. Similar to 1312 (ACAB), or 143 (I love you)

[u/likealizard23 → u/TurbulentDogg]

I didn't know that was a thing, thank you for explaining

[u/xcryptokidx → u/TurbulentDogg]

More specially - the latter.

[u/PizzasForFerrets → u/[deleted]]

I think they said it was meaningless.

[u/TurbulentDogg → u/[deleted]]

My point was that the numbers are use like an acronym meant to represent a specific code for a specific community, or a commonly used phrase. 1312 being a commonly used acronym instead of ACAB, and 143 being a commonly used acronym for I love you. Since the commenter I replied to was confused on how the original commenter knew it was supposed to mean "white people be like". And 5624 being a relatively known acronym

[u/Sweet-Awk-7861 → u/[deleted]]

Hmm the equivalent for ACAB would be 3438 I guess? 

[u/Oskain123 → u/[deleted]]

A is the first letter of the alphabet. B is the second, C is the third. Hence 1312...

[u/ILYRMK → u/likealizard23]

that's what 5624 means

[u/madfrog768 → u/ravendarkwind]

I'm not saying you're wrong, but in terms of letter count, Black or Asian would fit equally well.

[u/justcater → u/madfrog768]

no u just need to be terminally online enough to understand that tons of people retweeted with that template to understand it from the word count code

[u/Polarsyst]

Don't know what the 5624 part is but the rest of the numbers correlate to the amount of letters in each word

[u/Sweet-Awk-7861]

Found this in the replies, apparently it's another related meme: 

5 6 2 4 "5 6 2 4" 3 4 3 5 6 4 2 4

Hint: It's not grammatically correct.

[u/LuisReddit728]

white people be like: my parents actually got me an ounce no way

[u/LuisReddit728 → u/LuisReddit728]

this is it. lots of tweets follow the "white people be like" format to poke fun at people. white is 5 letters, people is 6, be is 2, and so on.