Those who watched the Disney channel would recognise Skai Jackson, who plays Zuri Ross in the hit series ‘Jessie’.
But that’s probably not why you know who she is. Skai became an overnight internet sensation when a picture of her started circulating, crowning her Meme Queen (because pettiness is the in thing these days).
Other than that, her fierce Twitter exchange with Azealia Banks saw many applauding the 14 year old and now we know who we shouldn’t mess with. These memes were around to prove it.
@iKeepitTooReal
When you meet his mom and she says “oh, so you’re the girl he’s always on FaceTime with ” but you got an Android.
@Tamela__
Professor: Please don’t show up outside of my office two weeks before finals asking for extra credit
Me: (see pic)
@DCB1531
When you are not feeling your best and your teacher gives you a lot of homework…
@JonnnFinest
Him: I’m going out
Her: I know, that’s why I got dressed.
@EverythingTaj
When you clogged up the employee bathroom toilet and you watching them argue over who did it.
@WSHHFANS
When you were cheating on your final and your teacher walks up on you.
@iHermosaaa
When he threatens to leave me and I’m waiting for him to find out where he’s going.
@Amour_re
When he breaks up with you but the family loves you, so you’re sitting in the kitchen when he walks in the house.
@HuntiTony
When he come home late and he think you’re asleep.
@cemeeblack
When he says he wants a break in the relationship and you sit there asking ‘how many minutes? I will wait’.
@HarrisonLdn_
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