When to Use
- When the homies promise they'll finally pay you back for the drinks.
- When a coworker claims they're 'definitely' finishing that report by EOD.
- When someone says they're going to the gym every day starting Monday.
Source: Narendra Modi Swearing-in Ceremony 2014
Dialogue: Main, Narendra Damodardas Modi, Ishwar ki shapath leta hoon ki, main sangh ke pradhan mantri ke roop mein, apne kartavya...
This clip of Narendra Modi taking his oath is the ultimate tool for when you want to act like a lying piece of shit. It captures the exact moment a politician promises everything just to get what they want. Use this when you or your degenerate friends are making empty promises or pretending to be righteous about some stupid bullshit. It’s perfect for mocking anyone acting like a self-important prick who thinks their words actually hold weight. When you need to point out someone's blatant hypocrisy with a bit of political flavor, this is the clip that hits.
Narendra Modi is shown standing at a podium delivering an oath during his swearing-in ceremony as the Prime Minister of India, speaking into multiple microphones.
This video is used to mock people for making serious 'oaths' or declarations, often when someone says something they clearly won't follow through on or when someone is being overly dramatic about a trivial task.