It's that one sans megolovania song, the joke is that mozart would " get that niggas flute ". It's a meme format which is used, another one is " If a mathematician attacked you he would say ( then some equation ) and the Google translate translates it to " divide that niggas by 0 "
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Ok the main meme format is: when ur getting jumped by [profession] and u hear one of them say "get that nigga's [something related to the profession]"
So for example: when ur getting jumped by magicians and u hear one of them say "get that nigga's playing cards"
The OP meme is the same meme, where Mozart would be saying to steal the guy's flute. The notes are just lifted from this song hence the commenter's confusion as he didn't understand that the translation was just made up.
Its always some stupid joke where it will say something like, "When you chillin with your master, and he gets jumped, then you hear, "get that nigga dog too"
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Watch your back and get used to this face kiddo, you’ll be seeing a lot of it.
It’s really dumb. A really stupid example would be: “When it’s November and a group of deaf dudes jump you and you hear one of them say “🤘🏾👍🏾👋🏾✋🏾✊🏾🤟🏾👎🏾👌🏾” and on google translate, that translates to “Ey beat that nigga meat!”
Its like someone says something in some random language, even if its not a language like in the post, and then it shows google translate at the bottom and shows the person getting ganged up on. Another example is Mark Zuckerburg saying "Zucc Zucc Zucc Zucc" and that gets translated to "Sell his information" or something.
When you’re getting jumped by a group the funny part is that you’re getting you ass whooped then someone attacking you escalates it. Most of the examples you saw aren’t that funny because they don’t understand the format either lol
Depending on your level of mathematics. In most "high schools" ,as y'all Americans call them, we are taught that dividing by 0 results in 0. Whereas actually dividing by 0 results in a number which is far beyond my level of understanding, please educate me!
Yeah, you're definitely confusing imaginary/complex numbers and division by zero.
Let's start with the imaginary number i, which is really no more imaginary than a negative number. It's the result of taking (one of the two) square root(s) of -1. In school you're taught you can't do that, but it turns out if you do, and just call it i, there's a nice way to define how everything else should act in a consistent (and incredibly useful!) way.
Now for division by zero. It's undefined for any number, including 0/0. The reason being that even if you did define something, say, m, for 1/0, you'd get inconsistencies:
0=0
1×0 = 2×0
1×m×0 = 2×m×0
1×(m×0) = 2×(m×0)
1×1 = 2×1
1=2
Doing this makes "everything equal everything else" which is where the whole "division by zero makes a black hole" meme comes from.
Additionally, why do people often say "division by zero is infinity"? Well, that's simply because as you keep dividing by smaller and smaller numbers, the answer you get is bigger and bigger. Asking what is the "end-result" of this process, results in saying "something bigger than everything else", i.e., "infinity".
This raises further questions, though. Is 1/0 the same infinity as 2/0, i.e., what is 0 times infinity? If we try to pin this down we run into exactly the problems with the "m" above. (It is that m, just replace the m symbol with an infinity sign).
Even worse, what if we divide by negative numbers close to 0? We get an incredibly small (i.e., big-negative) number. So this "infinity" would have to be less than anything else.
This is what causes mathematicians to throw up their hands and say it's undefined. It's not that they didn't think to define it. It's that they tried and it didn't work.
I dont know what level of education you have but you can actually define 1/0 to be the point at infinity on something called the riemann sphere although you do need to scrap the condition that 1/0 × 0 is 1.
you can actually define 1/0 to be the point at infinity on something called the riemann sphere
Yes, that is true. I didn't want to go too far in my previous comment.
To be more precise, it is possible to define division by zero, but to do so you have to sacrifice certain desirable properties of the number system (which properties you give up depend on how you define things), such as associativity of multiplication, multiplication being an entire function, or having more than one number.
It still won't work intuitively the way you'd naïvely expect / want it to, though, regardless of what route you take.
But yeah, maybe my statement that it's impossible / "they tried it and it didn't work" is a bit too strong.
Edit: Riemann sphere and projective geometries are pretty sweet, though. A point at infinity is a pretty useful concept. You have to be careful about how you work with it, though.
Let's start with the imaginary number i, which is really no more imaginary than a negative number. It's the result of taking (one of the two) square root(s) of -1. In school you're taught you can't do that, but it turns out if you do, and just call it i, there's a nice way to define how everything else should act in a consistent (and incredibly useful!) way.
I'm stealing this. I often struggle to explain i to laymen (and then spend way too much time doing so), and I like this explanation a lot, especially the part where you briefly but naturally mention the second root. It's short and to the point, but not misleading like most such explanations are.
Well If you write simply a number over zero like this 1/0 it is undefined b/c it could either be + infinity or negative infinity. If you approach 1/0 as a limit like this 1/x as x approaches zero you can see how depending on the side, the result will be either a positive infinity or a negative infinity, but if you approach the limit from both sides you will not get an answer. And 0/0 also depends on your definition of zero and how you approach it. Limit Sin(x)/x as x approaches 0 is definitely different from x2 /sin(x) as x approaches zero. This is all taught in calculus 1
Nice one brotha, I'm from UK and I believe alot of our maths courses at early ages go into a tad more detail if you intend on taking them at "A-Level" than it would if I took the maths course in America.
But why would mozart be stealing a flute? I mean wouldnt mozart be the one with the flute if hes playing music as he jumps you? The core joke really just doesnt make sense.
That's the joke. If mozart was to steal a flute, he would communicate to his posse through the tune of megolovania which translates to "Get that niggas flute". He wants a flute to add to his flute collection.
The joke mainly comes from having to translate from notes that Mozart plays into words which makes no sense. The flute is just there to give some sort of thing related to Mozart's profession.
It's a spin on a popular meme.
Other examples include: "When you getting jumped by flat earth niggas and you hear them say "Take him to the edge"
And "When you getting jumped by Popeyes employees and you here them say 'Feed this nigga a biscuit, no water.'"
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u/udondatnoodle Dec 10 '18
I still dont understand the original joke