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About 9+10=21 is an incorrect answer to a math problem, which was first spoken online in a Vine video. The video, also known as "What's Nine Plus Ten," quickly became a fad within the Vine community, leading to remixes and other parody, and later spreading to various other internet communities. In Summer 2019, the video saw a resurgence in popularity on Instagram, Twitter and iFunny. Origin On June 22nd, 2013, Vine[3] user @DREHUPEMSU @WESTROSECRAN published the original video.[14] Within eight years, the post received more than 30 million loops, 707,000 likes and 605,000 revines (mirror below).[5] In the Vine, a man talks to a boy and claims that he is stupid. After the boy replies that he isn't, then the man asks him, "What's 9+10?" to which the boy answers "21." The man then reaffirms his statement.
