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.
“Waooo, got featured on an English vocabulary book,” he wrote.
https://twitter.com/msarimakhtar/status/1427735570697134082?s=20
He is well-know all across the world for his rib-tickling memes and has now found a spot in the Hong Kong Meme Museum.
He was captured by the media during Australia vs Pakistan cricket world cup match in 2019. His frustrated reaction was to a dropped catch by a Pakistan fielder during the match and eventually made him enter the meme world.
Earlier, Sarim also posted a picture of his meme that has been put on display in the museum.
“Disappointed Fan. The photo features a disappointed cricket fan, Muhammad Sarim Akhtar,” reads the caption of the meme plate installed at the museum.
“I got featured in the Hong Kong Museum of memes. Yohooo,” he said in the caption of his post.
https://twitter.com/msarimakhtar/status/1421564903492669440?s=20
Soon after the post went viral, netizens began to send love in the comments section and applauded Akhtar over this huge recognition.
Moreover, the Meme Museum in Hong Kong features seven themed zones with viral and hilarious memes from all across the world.
