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IrelandReighar narrates a geology student's late-night egg-meme email
The professor replies almost immediately, turning a Tumblr rock joke into a story about having to face class afterward.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 530,846 views a day, 7.6 times a normal first day on this channel (69,590).
Bro Thought Eggs Were Rocks 🥚
Reighar starts with someone cracking open their supposedly impressive rock collection and finding raw egg inside. But the longer joke is what happens when a student decides this is exactly the thing their geology professor needs to see in the middle of the night.
The Short narrates a Tumblr thread over Minecraft parkour footage. In the anecdote, a student taking geology for a science credit comes across the egg meme while studying for a midterm. They email it to a professor they have never spoken to outside class.
The reply arrives minutes later: "ha ha. Good one." Reighar is reading the professor's response as recounted in the post, not an exchange of his own. The student then worries that the email will become classroom material. Instead, the professor never mentions it again, leaving the sender to carry all the awkwardness alone.
The upload reached roughly 250,000 views in eight hours, already well beyond Reighar's usual full-day audience for a Short. A separate Delaware-themed upload also drew an unusually large first-day audience.
In the comments, viewers bring their own professor encounters: sending a math meme, remembering a joking geology teacher, and emailing at unlikely hours. Others had expected the geology detour to produce an explanation that eggs really are rocks. One suggests the obvious follow-up: bring an egg to class and ask the professor to identify it.
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What viewers say
I thought the one w the whole geology story was gonna explain that eggs actually are rocks or soemthing
@ily_jxsmineSee it on YouTubeThey should have brough an egg at some point and asked him what kind of rock it is.
@LyceenJPSSee it on YouTubeI showed my math professor a meme about math and he said I needed a life😂 he was a great professor and hilarious just awesome
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I once took a picture of a poster my teacher had in his classroom (it was a band tour poster) and showed it to a friend who then posted it on reddit. MY TEACHER FOUND THE POST.
@aether2kyeSee it on YouTubeMy geology professor made jokes he was fun and funny.
@danthiel8623See it on YouTubeI mean I have emailed my professors at ungodly hours but I certainly I never have sent memes before
@SlyviaElanorSee it on YouTubeI thought the geology teacher was going to end up being the one who made the post tbh
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- Channel
- Reighar
- Subscribers
- 196,000 ▲ 6,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 30,799,725
- Channel views, pace per day
- 5,427,673 (on a normal day: 3,922,847)
- Video published
- November 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 250,591 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 530,846
The numbers
The egg-meme Short has already passed Reighar's usual first-day views, with much of its opening day still ahead.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which class is the student taking in Reighar's narrated anecdote?
The student encounters the egg meme while studying for a geology midterm.