Disappointed Muhammad Sarim Akhtar, also known as Disappointed Cricket Fan and Angry Pakistani Fan, is a reaction image meme featuring the Pakistani cricket fan Muhammad Sarim Akhtar appearing annoyed and dismayed during a cricket match in mid-June 2019. With both hands on his waist and disappointment written all over his face, Akhtar's video from Pakistan vs Australia ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 became crazy viral on social media and gave birth to, perhaps, one of the greatest memes of all time.
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Akhtar aka the 'Disappointed Pakistani cricket fan' or 'Angry Pakistani fan' went viral in no time as the hilarious meme changed his life for good. Speaking to Vice after becoming the internet sensation, Akhtar explained that the disappointing moment paved the way for his viral expression. "After my name was leaked, I got thousands of. The man behind 'Hide The Pain Harold' was annoyed when he first discovered he'd gone viral for a stock photo and his wife absolutely hated her husband's newfound fame, especially as some people. Pakistan's Famous 'Meme Guy' Sarim Akhtar Gets Featured In Meme Museum 'Disappointed Man' at Hongkong's Meme Museum: Watch the video of the famous meme guy from Pakistan getting featured in the world's first-ever meme museum. By: ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 01 Aug 2021 11:15 PM (IST) Image: Twitter/ @msarimakhtar The Disappointed Fan Mohammad Akhtar's Full Video.A Pakistani fan's reaction to his team's sloppy fielding against Australia in 2019's 50 over Cricket World.
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We sat down with the charismatic Muhammad Sarim Akhtar to discuss what it's like to be the face of disappointment, the origin of the photograph, and how he's. When Muhammad Sarim Akhtar, a Pakistani cricket fan, flashed a look of disappointment during a World Cup match between Pakistan and Australia in 2019, he had no idea his instinctive reaction. The very popular and viral Pakistani guy, Sarim Akhtar, who has been the subject of memes since 2019, is now part of an English vocabulary book to show what the word glared means. Sarim Akhtar took to his Twitter to post the English dictionary showing his 'disappointed' graphical representation for the work glared. Muhammad Sarim Akhtar, popularly known as the 'angry' Pakistani meme guy, has responded to the official Twitter account of the Somerset County Cricket Club, after they posted a throwback video of his legendary reaction, which had gone viral in 2019. On June 12, the fan's disappointed face gave birth to one of the greatest memes of all time.
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"He's the meme guy!" Sarim Akhtar had no idea that his absolute disappointment with the Pakistani cricket team would bring him international fame overnight. 😒😒 Thanks to msarimakhtar. The. "A group of Pakistan fans have come to today's game wearing @msarimakhtar (A.K.A the 'Meme Guy') T-shirts," tweeted Cricket World Cup along with the video, where an anchor can be seen interviewing the fans wearing the meme T-shirt. A group of Pakistan fans have come to today's game wearing @msarimakhtar (A.K.A the 'Meme Guy') T.
The Australia vs. Pakistan match in the 2019 World Cup gave the world the iconic 'disappointed Pakistani cricket fan' meme that made Muhammad Sarim Akhtar famous and plastered his face all over. Stewart Perrie Published 21:42, 25 October 2021 BST Featured Image Credit: Muhammad Sarim Akhtar Pakistan has erupted in happiness, joy, applause and cheers after the country's cricket team.
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All About The Angry Pakistani Fan Who Has Now Become The New "Meme Guy" By Rose Ruck July 24, 2019 Updated: July 30, 2019 No Comments 4 Mins Read Muhammad Sarim Akhtar a.k.a 'the meme guy' and 'Angry Pakistani fan' is now famous for being the distraught Pakistani cricket guy who caught the camera's eye for his amazing expression. 'Pawri Horahi Hai': Best Pakistani memes that dominated 2021 Another years marks another set of hilarious memes! In between the miseries of coronavirus variants, lockdowns and rising oil prices, Pakistanis did not hold back from jumping onto the bandwagon and turning pop-culture moments into humour.
