Viral Sketch Pokes Fun at Slang Misunderstandings and Parental Discipline

In a recent viral social media sketch, creator Hiromi Okuyama Acts humorously explored the common internet abbreviation "OFC." The video, uploaded from Canada, depicts a scenario where a character initially misunderstands "OFC," playfully suggesting it might be a K-pop group. The sketch then reveals a comedic twist: the abbreviation was used in a text message from a friend in response to being questioned about unauthorized credit card use for phone games, leading to a two-week grounding. The video concludes with the character confirming "OFC" stands for "of course" in the context of the grounding. The comedic performance highlights generational differences in understanding digital slang and everyday parent-child interactions.

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2 days ago

Ça veut dire quoi, « ofc » sur Internet ?

« Ofc », ça ne vous dit rien ? C'est normal, il s'agit d'une abréviation anglophone, principalement utilisée en ligne. On vous explique la significat…