Moving Thanos Meme: Girlfriend Surprises Boyfriend with $10,000 for New Car

Mia Nightshade

Updated Thursday, August 15, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a viral tweet, Twitter user @Nbvllamy shared a moving story that has captured the internet's attention. The tweet details a touching gesture where @Nbvllamy's boyfriend, who had been diligently saving money each month to purchase a new vehicle, is in for a surprise. Unbeknownst to him, his girlfriend has been secretly matching every dollar he saved, doubling his $5,000 to a whopping $10,000.

The tweet reads: "My boyfriend has been putting back money every month and saved up $5,000 to purchase a new vehicle tomorrow. What he doesn’t know is he has $10,000. I have been secretly matching every dollar he has saved. He truly deserves it y'all."

To add a humorous twist, the tweet is paired with a scene from a popular movie featuring the character Thanos, a large purple-skinned figure known for his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the image, Thanos is seen standing with a slight smile on his face, holding a golden gauntlet adorned with glowing stones. The text superimposed on the image reads, "This... does put a smile on my face."

The internet has responded with a mix of admiration, humor, and skepticism. Commenters have shared their thoughts ranging from financial reflections to personal anecdotes. One user remarked, "And here in 2024, that's a nice down payment for an 8-year-old Kia," highlighting the rising costs of vehicles. Another commented, "Once upon a time $5000 would be life-changing for me. Now it'd give me a few months to not panic over the rent," reflecting on the changing value of money.

Some users were wary of the story's authenticity, with one stating, "How is she putting money in someone else's account and that person doesn't notice an extra $5,000? It's almost as if this story is made up." Despite the skepticism, the overall sentiment remained positive, with many appreciating the gesture of love and support.

One user humorously noted, "Looks like someone stopped eating avocado toast for two weeks," while another shared a personal story about their stepmom helping them save up money during high school and college.

This combination of a heartfelt tweet and a humorous movie scene has not only entertained but also sparked conversations about financial planning, generosity, and the small acts of love that make a big difference. Whether you find the story entirely believable or not, the message of support and surprise is one that undoubtedly puts a smile on many faces.

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Top Comments from Imgur

PileOfWalthers

And here in 2024, that's a nice down payment for a 8 year old Kia.

Retrogames

Once upon a time $5000 would be life-changing for me. Now it'd give me a few months to not panic over the rent.

JamesTDG

NGL I was expecting a f***ed up twist because that's what the Internet trained me for...

wandermanspacebot

Looks like someone stopped eating avocado toast for two weeks.

ThoughtGuy

I approve of this message of loving support.

MurderOne

You could buy first and least months rent with that!!

DontPUNishme

And how is this person not close enough to their bf that said bf won’t see that post giving away their secret? I call bologna.

puffineer

For my mental health it's important our cats have about years supply of dryfood and months of wetfood at home every given time. Then I don't have to think about their well being. I gave my wife an ultimatum; "If you ever say to me 'Don't buy that food, we have enough', I will get double of the amount." Well of cource I will see rason if price is high, but if the reason not to buy is just we have anough stock, I will not comply.

zerosava

I bought a 2007 Lexus Rx350 for $4700 a year ago and other than a new alternator, it's been an absolute champ. Although with my lead foot, the mpg is rather pathetic. Anyway, look up the RX350 on youtube or google and you'll see that they are excellent value used vehicles, plus, being Toyotas, they are built to last and last. Mine now has 290,000 miles.

AuthGaeuvyen

I'd ask to match mine but 0+0=0

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