After going viral thanks to its confusing wordplay, especially the “sasa lele”, netizens around the world have enjoyed the use of the meme.
And if you’re looking for a way to immortalise your favourite new meme, well, now you can!
Just in time for CNY
Malaysian Facebook user Peter Chan recently shared his version of the angpao featuring the famous meme with the caption: “I don’t know if this design is sellable or not.”.The Chinese words on the red packet read, “Nian Nian You Yu”.
The phrase, usually used during lou hei (the act of tossing Yee Sang), translates to “abundance every year”.
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However, the second line, albeit with the same pronunciation, has a different meaning – “every year got fish”.
The post has so far garnered over 1,400 comments and 6,000 shares.
Well, Peter, it’s time to open shop because you probably have 6,000 customers already in line!
Will you cop one if it goes on sale? If you do, you’ll definitely be remembered during Chinese New Year!