@LeonelMtzPR has revealed that his sister ordered a cake to celebrate their anniversary and had the great idea of illustrating it with a message in Japanese. What happened next is now Twitter history.
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“Today is my birthday and my sister had me put “congratulations” in Japanese (おめでとう！) on the chocolate plate on the cake as a dedication. See what they put ”, the birthday boy has written on his Twitter profile along with a photo of the message.
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A message that could not be more literal. Indeed, on that cake she put “congratulations in Japanese”. On Twitter, the post has been one of the most shared virals in recent days.
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The photo of the cake has more than 90,000 ‘likes’ in just over a day and more than 5,000 shares between retweets and quotes. All a success for the social network of the blue bird.
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In the comments people do not give credit. “They fulfilled what you asked for in the most literal way possible,” said a user between laughs. “It could have been me… it could have been literally me,” another said. “HAHAAJJA I know what I’m going to give to my friends obsessed with Japan”, another tweeter has also published with laughter.
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