Son Meme
A "he is my son" line lands. Three seconds - real Son or the joke one, then how hard it hit.
Six claims, each the "he is my son" move over a small moment. Three seconds to call the type - the deadpan real one or the leaning joke one - then slide how hard it landed. The flatness is the whole skill. End with your son-sense card.
The confidence is doing the work, not the words.
If it has a setup, it is the joke one. If it just lands, it is the real one.
About The Son Meme
The Son meme is the "he is my son" claim - the one you make over whoever just appeared in front of you, in a flat voice, with no plan to take it back. It went viral around the Anthony Mackie clips, where the delivery is so deadpan that the line lands like a whole scene. The game is a read: call whether a claim is the real deadpan one or the joke leaning version, and rate how hard it landed.
How to Play
Six "he is my son" lines, each over a small moment. Three seconds to pick the type - real Son, the flat one, or joke Son, the one leaning on the meme - then slide the strength from soft to full scroll-stopper. The strength matters as much as the type: a joke one can still hit hard, and a real one can land soft.
The Card
Your type count, your strength accuracy, and your son-sense read - the "I saw him and I claimed him" card, built for the moment someone says it over a very small thing and you need a number to say whether that was the strong one or the leaning one.