Have a look at the meaning of the Cole Palmer chippy chips meme
Cole Palmer has taken over social media platforms, especially X/Twitter and TikTok with his humorous videos and chippy chips memes. Not aware of what we are talking about? Here’s the information.
Earlier, reports emerged online suggesting that the 22-year-old is drawing millions of views after his viral funny clips went viral online. Many of these funny videos humorously poke fun at the footballer’s supposed lack of intelligence.
What is the viral ‘Cole Palmer chippy chips’ meme and its meaning explained as interview video goes viral
The attacking midfielder or winger embraces the idea of supposed lack of intelligence in a playful manner. Many social media viewers even coined a term for his unintentional humorous called as “Palmercore” to describe his charming and unfiltered moments, which are cataloged online.
In one memorable instance, Palmer interrupted a live TV interview to quiz Marc Cucurella about his boots after a pair of slips cost Chelsea dearly.
Minutes later, Belgian broadcasters enlightened him about the origin of the Panenka penalty, a fact he candidly admitted to not knowing. Palmer later posted a cheeky caption, “Chippy chips,” under a photo of his own Panenka-style goal.
The lighthearted moments don’t stop there. Earlier in the year, during a warm-weather training camp in Dubai, Palmer visited the city’s safari park, where he encountered a mischievous baby chimpanzee.
Cole Palmer’s Memes
The chimp refused to sit still, eventually slapping its hand and startling Palmer into squealing and hastily handing it back to its handlers, a clip that quickly went viral.
Palmer’s humor shines even in simple moments, such as when he was asked about his favorite post-match meal.
Without hesitation, he declared his love for a hearty Chinese takeaway, “Salt and pepper chicken, rice, not salt and pepper chips, though. Too much that.” His specificity and the addition of “chippy chips” became an internet meme.
He asked the interviewer, “You know chippy chips?”
“They have to be them chips, or you don’t get them. Curry sauce, noodles…”
By ‘chippy chips’ Palmer means thick-cut chips with curry sauce.
He then later posted a photo of his Panenka penalty against Spurs with the caption: “Chippy chips” with Palmer’s chippy chips meme now viral on Twitter/X. Palmer has since gone onto see his answers in interviews, especially his use of the word ‘what’ become viral memes as well in addition to the chippy chip meme.
His laid-back charisma also caught the attention of high fashion. Palmer’s humor extends to family moments, too. Appearing on his sister Hallie’s TikTok, he answered “girly questions” about makeup and fashion, often with hilarious results.
‘What’
‘You know chippy chips’
Cole palmer edit 🔵⚪️💫 pic.twitter.com/m9hnh4n1Xn— Harry (@Harry_Rolls) August 22, 2024
While initially baffled, he surprised his sister by correctly identifying terms like “kitten heel,” proudly exclaiming to the camera, “To everyone that says I’m dumb, I’m not dumb!”
About Cole Palmer
Born on May 6, 2002, in Wythenshawe, Manchester, Palmer grew up in a football-loving household.
His father, a Sunday league player, and his mother, a dyslexia assessor, fostered his development, with Palmer attending St. Bede’s College through a partnership with Manchester City’s academy.
Of Afro-Kittitian descent through his paternal lineage, Palmer proudly showcases his heritage, often adorning his boots with the flags of England and Saint Kitts and Nevis.
After making his debut for Manchester City in 2020, Palmer contributed to their historic treble in 2023 before moving to Chelsea for £40 million. Internationally, Palmer has excelled, representing England across youth levels and scoring a crucial equalizer in the UEFA Euro 2024 final.
Turns out Cole Palmer really did like chippy chips 🍟⚽ pic.twitter.com/crJwJHwKzw
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 8, 2024
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