Internet has field day with Bryce Harper's wacky pronunciation of 'meme'
When you're busy winning MVP awards, you probably don't have time for Internet lingo.
That's the excuse Bryce Harper should use for his funny pronunciation of "meme."
Harper was asked the following question from the follicly-challenged Scott Van Pelt on "SportsCenter" Thursday night: "Would you rather be as bald as I am for the rest of your life or never have a season again of double-digit home runs?
Harper replied, "I don't even wanna answer that right now because I know how many memes are gonna be out there of me with a bald head."
You can hear in the Vine below that Harper said "meh mays" for "memes."
Naturally, a meme of Harper with a bald head quickly cropped up.
And then there were plenty of other meh mays and jokes.
Sorry, @Bharper3407, we had to do it. https://t.co/5VaWffoIvC pic.twitter.com/PfhP9NqvaV
— NY Daily News Sports (@NYDNSports) November 20, 2015
Bryce Harper mispronouncing meme becoming a meme because everybody likes memes in their memes. pic.twitter.com/fgz4rgW8M3
— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) November 20, 2015
Bryce Harper, youngest MVP in baseball history, begs to have a "Mey-Mey" made after him. https://t.co/nvGDtiEI5N https://t.co/Yy0tmoSUUZ
— VICE Sports (@VICESports) November 20, 2015
.@Bharper3407 pic.twitter.com/UR7mRQgVUq
— AJ Fieri (@BeckerTheWrecka) November 20, 2015
Bryce Haper doesn't know how to say 'meme' so I made a 'may-may' of him. https://t.co/yfNo5FdqcH pic.twitter.com/TZJcTsiP2H
— Matt Wilhalme (@MattWilhalme) November 20, 2015
Bryce Harper can win an MVP but calls Meme's 'meh mehs'... pic.twitter.com/e7nFmLzb83
— Jonathan Thompson (@Dat_Dude_JT) November 20, 2015
What if Papelbon choked Bryce Harper in the dugout that afternoon because of the way he pronounces meme? #Nats
— Al Smizzle (@AlZeidenfeld) November 20, 2015
