Diplo realized he already had Travis Scott’s number and that he sent him 15 unanswered text messages

[stewie_e]

https://instagram.com/p/Bx2x6TjnkDl

Reggae song at an airport music producer Diplo took to Instagram to share a photo of himself and Travis Scott mid-conversation after a festival along with a screenshot of several messages that were left unanswered by Travis. One text reads, “hey bro text me back,” on Feb. 15th. A few weeks later on April 4th,

Comments

[tarafying]

“are u mad at me” typical

[cbluechicken]

I do try to answer promptly. In today’s world, EVERYONE is glued to there phone. I scan around me at a subway station or even on the street and everyone’s head is down looking at their phone (all ages) so ignoring a text seems pretty intentional.

Also, Diplo is such an embarrassing try hard. Like, you’re 40 acting like this.

[sestiere]

you think after rihanna told him he makes airport music he would humble himself.. but no

[scaredsquee]

lol irl

[therearewords]

A white man? Humble himself? Not in this matrix.

[rhapsodeeinblue]

In general it's v. rude to ignore texts but I can't blame anyone for ignoring Diplo tbh

"are you mad at me" like.....

[hjalmartazar]

this is hilarious

[mintcar]

the are you mad at me text is killing me. also, people who don't respond to texts for days are rude. everyone is holding their phones/it's in their back pocket 24/7. there is no excuse.

[summerswings]

I don’t think you understand how anxious and/or insecure people can be.

“I can’t think of anything interesting to say so I won’t reply yet in case they find me boring and stop liking me”
“I could reply now but then I have to explain why I didn’t reply before and then they might not like me anymore”
“I could say ‘x’ but then I might sound like a loser and I don’t have a good reason for not replying earlier so they might not like me anymore”
*starts replying then gets insecure about how honest they’ve been and deletes*
*thinks about it once a day for the next week but can’t think of a good reason for not replying sooner so avoids it*

And then you finally think of a good reason and/or you get the hell over it because you realise replying two weeks later is still better than just never replying.

[mintcar]

please believe me, i deeply understand anxiety very, very well. i have had all of those thoughts and more about texting myself.

i probably should have clarified. i'm talking about things like, if i text: happy birthday! i think it would nice to get a "thank you!" or if i text: i hope you got home safe! receiving an "i did!". things like that. especially if the person is a good friend. there's still not really an excuse for that kind of thing. but i am also bitter because maybe the person who i'm talking about in my life who does these things really hurts my feelings and isn't as good a friend as i thought.