Andrew Tate "Ratatouille. FUNNY MOUSE. But So Much to Think About."

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Andrew Tate "Ratatouille. FUNNY MOUSE. But So Much to Think About," continued "Hustlers Must Watch," refers to a viral parody tweet depicting a fake post by Andrew Tate (@cobratate) in which he describes the Pixar animated film Ratatouille as a movie about a funny mouse but with "so much to think about," urging hustlers to watch it. The fake post was first posted to X, formerly Twitter, in March 2023 and spread over the following months, inspiring photoshops replacing parts of the text to alter the context and becoming a copypasta and phrasal template meme format.

Origin

On March 3rd, 2023, X^[1] user @TallBart posted a fake Andrew Tate tweet that reads, "Ratatouille. FUNNY MOUSE. But so much to think about. Hustlers must watch," garnering over 31,000 likes in eight months (shown below).

Ratatouille.

FUNNY MOUSE.

But so much to think about.

Hustlers must watch.

Spread

The meme gained viral spread that month, also becoming the subject of use as a phrasal template and copypasta. On March 4th, 2023, it was reposted by iFunny^[2] user The_Mario_man69, garnering around 400 smiles in eight months, followed by Instagram^[3] user trashcanpaul on March 9th, garnering over 53,000 likes in the same span of time. On March 18th, X^[4] user @xyanaid posted a version of the text referencing the anime series Bocchi The Rock!, garnering over 2,000 likes in eight months (shown below). On April 23rd, Instagram^[5] user god_dangit_bobby posted the original meme to over 100,000 likes in seven months.

On May 22nd, Redditor u/Combinewastaken posted an edit of the post to /r/ihaveihaveihavereddit^[6] referencing Breaking Bad, garnering over 2,300 upvotes in six months (shown below, left). On June 4th, u/BjornLakenstrazen posted a version of the meme to /r/okbuddychicanery^[7] referencing Better Call Saul that gained over 5,000 upvotes in five months (shown below, right).

On October 11th, X^[8] user @weirddalle, aka "no context memes," reposted the original meme, garnering over 43,000 likes in a month. On October 13th, the I hate Stuart Little Facebook^[9] page posted an edit of the post about Stuart Little that gained over 1,200 reactions and 290 shares in a month (shown below).