50 Times “Xavier” Won The Internet With His Hilarious Replies (New Pics)

Who doesn’t love a relatable internet persona? A person who feels like an old acquaintance when they pop up on your social media, someone whose sense of humor you grew to love over the years.

Bored Pandagot in touch with the founder of ‘Xavier’s’ Facebook page and they were kind enough to answer a few of our questions; you will find their thoughts in the text below.

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Messy room with Xavier’s hilarious comment suggesting a humorous comeback to parents arriving soon.

A humorous reply by Xavier on a #10YearChallenge photo comparison from childhood to university.

Couple poses outside train, while Xavier replies humorously with “Common sense” as a caption.

Nowadays, billions of people—4.6, according tolast year’s data—use social media, which is why it’s no surprise quite a few of them are familiar with the same internet phenomena. Whether it’s a meme gone viral, a shocking video spreading like wildfire, or fake news that’s impossible to stop once released into the online universe, people from different ends become familiar with all the same things.However, some topics seem to be more popular than others; at least when it comes to online humor. A study published in theInternational Journal of Communicationsuggested that when it comes to jokes online, sex and marriage were two of the main topics; as for funny photos shared on the internet, the most popular ones related to animals, sex, and transportation.

However, some topics seem to be more popular than others; at least when it comes to online humor. A study published in theInternational Journal of Communicationsuggested that when it comes to jokes online, sex and marriage were two of the main topics; as for funny photos shared on the internet, the most popular ones related to animals, sex, and transportation.

Xavier’s witty reply to a question about men opening car doors, showcasing his humor.

“Xavier’s witty reply to a shopping query, humorously suggesting buying a dictionary."

Whether it’s viewing funny animal pics or giggling at jokes about marriage, social media users around the world spend roughly150 minutesscrolling through it every day. It’s very likely that 2.5 hours a day is plenty of time to spot a comment or two from ‘Xavier’.

Xavier humorously replies to a fact about ant lifespan, asking about married ants.

Chat conversation where Xavier humorously reveals that David is his fake account.

Sleeping person with humorous reply from Xavier: “Wake up bro! A duck is eating ur phone."

Xavier humorously comments on the tiny pocket of jeans, saying he uses it to keep his salary.

Xavier humorously replies about men’s behavior, saying it’s like a free trial ending after three weeks.

Xavier’s funny reply about reading a book on earning money goes viral, sparking laughter online.

When asked what has changed the most since the very beginning, the creator of the account said that they feel more confident. “I can make things happen—it can be anything I put my interest into. ‘Xavier’ has given me a huge self boost and I absolutely love making people happy and love receiving messages, which inspire me to do more and deliver quality content.”

“Xavier humorously reveals both he and his uncle aspire to be billionaires in a chat exchange."

“Xavier’s witty comment on a meme juxtaposing rapper and Avenger roles."

“Xavier’s funny comment on hearts with emojis for girls and boys."

According toKnow Your Meme, ‘Xavier’ is likely a copycat of Pakalu Papito, a mustache-equipped face that was well-known to social media users from 2015 to 2018. After Papito’s character vanished into thin air, quite a few copycat accounts seemingly filled the void it had left.Know Your Meme suggested that the ‘Xavier’ account itself likely has quite a few spin-offs as well. In a previous interview with Bored Panda, the founder of ‘Xavier’s’ Facebook page revealed that they don’t mind copycats as long as they don’t use the name to post discriminatory or offensive content. “I want my memes to be clean and simple, and I don’t want myself to be associated with someone who objectifies people on the basis of color, gender, and sexual preferences,” they said.

Know Your Meme suggested that the ‘Xavier’ account itself likely has quite a few spin-offs as well. In a previous interview with Bored Panda, the founder of ‘Xavier’s’ Facebook page revealed that they don’t mind copycats as long as they don’t use the name to post discriminatory or offensive content. “I want my memes to be clean and simple, and I don’t want myself to be associated with someone who objectifies people on the basis of color, gender, and sexual preferences,” they said.

Toilet engaged sign with Xavier’s funny reply about being single.

Xavier humorously comments on two images of people zipping jackets, highlighting the passage of time.

Xavier’s humorous reply about appearance and bank balance, alongside a man and a red car.

“I think psychology plays an extra important role as it is the psychology which helps you crack the algorithm of any social media platform. Certain images, certain fonts, certain colors, framing, etc. work relatively better than the others,” the founder revealed during our latest interview.

Xavier hilariously texts a crush with witty replies in a humorous chat exchange over social media preferences.

Xavier’s witty reply to a question about family roles, with a humorous take on the wife’s influence.

Xavier responds humorously to a meme about men’s home attire expectations vs reality.

It’s not only meme pages that benefit from humor online, though; it also plays a major role in marketing, advertising, sales and service.A recentstudy on what it means to be happy from a customer’s perspective revealed that “91% of people prefer brands to be funny and 72% would choose a brand that uses humor over the competition”. Despite that, roughly 95% of business leaders are fearful of using humor in customer interactions.

Xavier humorously reacts to a quote about home being a person, with playful reply and reaction emojis.

Xavier’s hilarious reply to a comment about morning walk attire with humorous text overlay.

Xavier humorously claims maturity and infallibility in a social media exchange.

Flies on a hand with a humorous reply from Xavier about them planning a lotion purchase for dry skin.

Xavier’s witty reply to a tweet about why lawyers are “hot” receives humorous attention.

Woman asleep on public transport holding a book titled “How to Sleep Well,” with a humorous reply from Xavier saying, “Best book ever."

Another studydelving deeper into what kind of content people were more willing to share revealed that Americans were more likely ro relay something funny rather than something important. The answers of respondents who had shared content on social media over the previous month suggested that 65% of them shared interesting things, 49% did funny content, while 43%—something important.Moreover, it revealed that Americans were “more likely than the average respondent across the 24 countries to typically share funny content (49% vs. 43%)”.

Moreover, it revealed that Americans were “more likely than the average respondent across the 24 countries to typically share funny content (49% vs. 43%)”.

Chat exchange with hilarious replies from Xavier about a daughter, featuring subtle humor in text conversation.

“Xavier humorously comments on transformation entering and leaving grandma’s house."

Xavier humorously questions a fridge filled with eggs, captioned “Nobody, gym guy’s fridge."

The founder of ‘Xavier’s’ Facebook page shared some advice with Bored Panda’s readers on how to create unique social media content: “Just be real. Don’t worry about likes or followers, just have a motive of bringing a positive change in the world and bringing joy to other people’s lives.”

Xavier humorously replies to a text conversation with witty remarks in a messaging app.

Xavier’s hilarious reply to winding roads with a witty comment on using stairs, featuring funny internet humor.

Xavier humorously replies to a compliment in a text exchange with a friend.

Xavier’s funny comment on a relationship status post, adding humor to social media.

Chat exchange with Xavier humorously illustrating a conversation over several years.

Xavier humorously replies with a witty comment about changing online status by just saying “Hi."

Xavier humorously responds by repeating a post about love and copying, generating laughter.

Various Apple gadgets on a table with a humorous comment by Xavier about heaven being mom’s love.

Xavier humorously replies that cows are friends, featuring a calf in a field.

Xavier’s hilarious reply about life plans with funny comment on becoming a doctor.

Chat conversation with hilarious reply from “Xavier” about age and email address.

Xavier humorously replies to a post about Nokia phones with the comment, “This heart can’t be broken!"

Text exchange with hilarious reply from “Xavier,” featuring colorful emoji reactions.