@mikethepoor
I am amazed that this happened on a sponsored stream.
@dead-claudia
0:33 the way she said it sounded sarcastic af tbf. she had that snarky-sounding tone.
@KandiKid87
Hard to be toxic when :D is your permaface.
@DeusKnight
Biboo is just a nice person in a world full of sarcastic, snarky a-holes like me xD
@SelecaoOfMidas
This was her first experience in why saying things over text can sometimes be misconstrued. Poor Biboo. 😅😢
@Orthien
Looks like we're bringing "Good for you^^" back boys!
@Lssj3_God_Broly
Poor Biboo
@realNoMee
Biboo the type to hear of a death in the family and text "LOL"
@marshmello44
This video was brought to you by the number Y :D
@dachosenone207
Well she did omedetou Laplus when she got rejected lol. Atleast shes consistent
@atversary
"grats" has lesser words.
@Joy_Boy-h4b
uh oh.....
@BHolyCow
I think the only time I hear people saying "good for you" is when someone is talking about how they've been clean/sober from their addiction or other positive health/mental changes. Also it really reminds me when I see people saying "Good for you" in video games that involve a lot of RNG. I can never tell if they are genuine or it's like a passive aggressive way of saying "congratulations but fuck you" LOL But honestly that's just the issue with online communication. You can't see people's facial expression, body language or hear their tone of voice, so there is a lot left to interpretation.
@mezu-e
Man I love koseki^^
@Ladyラヴェジャー
Well, at least I learn something new today
@AshleythetigerUK
Ah yes misunderstanding something typed online, unfortunate and a regular occurrence. I remember the last time I said something positive like that online, it was "let's have a good time" in a 6 vs 6 game... 35 death's, couldn't leave spawn, I'd picked healer so no role swapping
@zelzolina7342
People who use ^_^ should be kept in museum
@ldg970
Good for ya <:D
@CVraden
love wins
@MayasMotivation