Blatantly Not Me Nan Guide
The line for when the mask is not holding.
Where the line comes from: "You're blatantly just not me nan" is the wolf's call-out from the Hoodwinked / Into the Woods scene, where the disguise is right there and the line names it. It went viral as the caption you drop the moment someone's cover is visibly not holding.
What it means: it is the "I see right through you" register. Not "are you lying?" - it is stronger. It is the "you are not who you say you are, and I am telling you, out loud, now" call-out. The word blatantly is doing all the work: the disguise was not subtle. Everyone can see it.
The game: the call-out game drops a person claiming a role - the "expert," the "local," the "biggest fan in the world" - and asks you to read whether the claim is holding or is so thick it is actually exposing them. Pick the one where the cover is not holding and the line lands.