Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 5th February 2023

Dilbert//12349, first published three years ago on Sunday 5th February 2023

Sunday Used To Be Someone

Open source transcript

REMEMBER LAST WEEK WHEN YOU GOT THAT ITCHY RASH ON YOUR BACK AND YOU COULDN'T REACH IT?

AND YOU WERE SQUIRMING AROUND, TRYING TO GET TO IT?

I SECRETLY RECORDED YOU AND UPLOADED IT TO TIKTOK AS A DANCE VIDEO.

NOW YOU'RE A VIRAL SENSATION, AND YOU HAVE FOUR MILLION FOLLOWERS HOW BRAIN-DEAD DOES A PERSON HAVE TO BE TO WATCH THAT VIDEO?

I WAS SECRETLY RECORDING YOU AGAIN, AND NOW I AM UPLOADING YOUR INSULT TO TIKTOK.

AAAND, ALL OF YOUR FOLLOWERS HAVE CANCELED IN ANGER.

I USED TO BE SOMEONE.

LET IT GO.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "TikTok Insult"

Summary:

The comic strip, originally published in 2023, revolves around Dilbert's encounter with a coworker who has become a TikTok sensation. The coworker, brain-dead and unable to remember recent events, is unaware of their newfound fame and the subsequent insults uploaded to TikTok.

Key Events:

• Dilbert recalls a recent incident where the coworker was squirming around, trying to get attention.
• The coworker has secretly recorded and uploaded a dance video to TikTok, which has garnered four million followers.
• Dilbert is shocked to learn that the coworker's insults have been uploaded to TikTok, causing all their followers to cancel in anger.
• The coworker is left feeling used and abandoned, realizing they were once someone but are now nothing.

Themes:

• The comic strip explores the consequences of social media fame and the fleeting nature of online popularity.
• It also touches on the theme of identity and how it can be affected by external factors, such as social media presence.

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