The creator uses a direct, confrontational, and slightly arrogant tone that resonates with a certain audience, making the statement memorable and shareable as a bold declaration of self-confidence.
Summary
The creator states that if someone has a problem with them and doesn't have their phone number, it's a sign they don't know them well enough. They conclude that the person with the problem is the one with the issue.
Structure
1State the premise: problem with me
2Introduce the condition: no phone number
3Interpret the condition: sign of not knowing me
4Conclude: you are the problem
On-screen text
If you have a problem with me,
And if you don't have my number,
that should be your sign
to know that you don't know me enough
to have a problem with me.
You're the problem.
Transcript
If you have a problem with me,
And if you don't have my number,
that should be your sign
to know that you don't know me enough
to have a problem with me.
You're the problem.