# Haci Como Escuchaste Haci Como Escuchaste, also known as Así Como Escuchaste, is a Spanish-language reaction image that pairs an intentional misspelling meaning "Just like you heard" with a seated Green M&M. The format took off in November 2022 after a Twitter post about botching a school presentation drew tens of thousands of likes. By early 2023, TikTokers in Latin America were layering K-pop lyrics and audio parodies over the same template. ## Origin On November 15, 2022, Twitter user @_alejandrawho posted a short story about presenting a bad school project, attaching the Green M&M image with the overlay text "Haci Como Escuchaste" to show the student's over-confident reaction[1]. The tweet picked up roughly 76,000 likes and 9,900 retweets over the following months, giving the macro its first big audience[3]. The original artwork of the seated Green M&M predates the meme, so @_alejandrawho is credited as the earliest known poster of the macro rather than the illustrator of the character. The caption's deliberate "Haci" misspelling of "Así" was the key creative choice, locking in a tone that readers associated with unapologetic confidence in the face of being called out[1]. - **Platform:** Twitter (origin) / TikTok (viral spread) - **Creator:** @_alejandrawho - **Date:** 2022 ## Overview Haci Como Escuchaste, also known as Así Como Escuchaste, is a reaction image that mashes a stylized Green M&M character sitting cross-legged on a couch with Spanish overlay text that reads "Haci Como Escuchaste"[1]. The deliberate misspelling of "Así" is part of the joke, mimicking the way someone might flippantly double down on an obvious lie or a weak excuse. Spanish-speaking posters use it to cap off stories where they played dumb, lied with confidence, or refused to walk back something embarrassing[3]. Most posts follow the same beat: a short anecdote about an awkward moment, then the image macro as the punchline reaction. The Green M&M used in the earliest versions is the sultry "sexy" redesign of the Mars mascot, which gives the smug delivery an extra layer of camp[1]. Later edits swapped in song lyrics and even a mock "audio version" that imagines what the character would sound like reading the caption aloud[5]. ## How It Spread Within days of the Twitter post, Spanish-language meme accounts began recycling the same story and image on Facebook. On November 17, 2022, the page @Indirectas.ARG republished @_alejandrawho's anecdote with the macro attached, drawing about 1,500 likes and 846 shares[2]. Reposts on Facebook helped the format reach audiences outside Twitter's younger Spanish-speaking crowd[3]. TikTok users began treating the image as a reusable template in early 2023. On January 31, 2023, creator @hoppiew paired the macro with the lyrics of New Jeans' K-pop single "Ditto," turning the reaction into a bit about stan culture[4]. A few months later, on April 17, 2023, @tomasdmaino posted a comedic video imagining what the meme would sound like if the Green M&M actually spoke the line out loud, which racked up roughly 1,620 plays[5]. Across the format's run, the appeal stayed tied to the Spanish wordplay. Non-Spanish-speaking audiences mostly encountered it through meme aggregator pages, while Latin American Twitter and Facebook groups treated "Haci Como Escuchaste" as a go-to reply for stories involving stubborn confidence[3]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Haci Como Escuchaste? It is a Spanish-language reaction image macro that combines a seated Green M&M with the deliberately misspelled phrase "Haci Como Escuchaste," used as a smug reply in embarrassing or confrontational stories[1]. ### Where did Haci Como Escuchaste come from? Twitter user @_alejandrawho posted the earliest known version on November 15, 2022, attaching the macro to a story about presenting a bad school project[1]. ### What does Haci Como Escuchaste mean? The phrase translates roughly to "Just like you heard," with "Haci" being an intentional misspelling of the Spanish word "Así"[3]. ### How do you use Haci Como Escuchaste? Posters typically share a short anecdote about lying, playing dumb, or doubling down on an awkward claim, then attach the Green M&M image as the smug punchline[2]. ### Is Haci Como Escuchaste still popular? It peaked across Spanish-speaking Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok between late 2022 and mid 2023, and is now treated as a classic template in Latin American meme circles[4][5]. ## References 1. [https://twitter.com/_alejandrawho/status/1592676431154536449]() 2. [https://www.facebook.com/135548706503779/posts/mas-memes-en-instagram-instagramcomindirectasarg/5942464362478822/]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/haci-como-escuchaste-asi-como-escuchaste]() 4. [https://www.tiktok.com/@hoppiew/video/7194951375971831045]() 5. [https://www.tiktok.com/@tomasdmaino/video/7223177398248901893]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/haci-como-escuchaste-asi-como-escuchaste Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library