Oh that's not
Person A: If you kick every latino out of this country, who's going to be cleaning your toilet, Donald Trump?
Person B: Oh that's not...
Person B: Oh that's not...
Oh that's not by cheesycheesycheese March 27, 2024
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Oh that’s not-
when someone says something dumb or just crazy or just something you don’t agree with. It’s mostly used on Twitter.
Oh that’s not- by Marieeeeeeeeeeea October 2, 2023
oh that’s not-
oh that's not- refers to a memorable line said by a co-host from The View program in 2015 after Kelly Osbourne tried to call Donald Trump out for his offensive remarks about Latinos being murderers and rapists. While co-hosting on the show, Osbourne made a mistake by saying, "If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to clean your toilets, Donald Trump?" to which a co-host responded, "oh that's not-" This moment became a popular reaction video & catchphrase on twitter, tiktok & irl, often used to describe racist, offensive, annoying, weird, unfunny behavior on social media.
oh that’s not- by I got the words November 7, 2023
Oh that's not...
Used by some random, boring, sensitive people who cannot handle offensive jokes so they respond with "oh that's not..."
Oh that's not... by 90283ExplosiveIntenseShitting January 31, 2024
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oh that's not- by jiggle_my_booty_cheeks February 9, 2024
Oh that's not...
Jessica: If the mayor keeps kicking out all the minorities, then who's gonna clean the toilets?
Amanda: Oh that's not...
Jessica: In the sense that-
Amanda: Oh that's not...
Jessica: In the sense that-
Oh that's not... by MeowMan191919 July 13, 2025
Oh That’s Not…
Oh That's Not… refers to a memorable line said by a co-host from The View program in 2015 after Kelly Osbourne tried to call Donald Trump out for his offensive remarks about Latinos being murderers and rapists. While co-hosting on the show, Osbourne made a misstep by saying, "If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to clean your toilets, Donald Trump?" to which a co-host responded, "oh that's not." The moment became a popular reaction video and catchphrase, often used to describe racist and offensive behavior on social media.
The moment was shared on YouTube by @InsideEdition on August 4th, 2015, garnering over 1.1 million views and 12,000 likes in eight years.
The moment became a popular Stan Twitter catchphrase, mostly used to indicate something considered racist, offensive or controversial.
The memorable quote also became a popular TikTok sound.
The moment was shared on YouTube by @InsideEdition on August 4th, 2015, garnering over 1.1 million views and 12,000 likes in eight years.
The moment became a popular Stan Twitter catchphrase, mostly used to indicate something considered racist, offensive or controversial.
The memorable quote also became a popular TikTok sound.
Oh That’s Not…
Something you say after hearing the most down bad, racist, childish, joke or comment online.
Something you say after hearing the most down bad, racist, childish, joke or comment online.
Oh That’s Not… by RAYRAYISSILLY January 26, 2024
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