Is this a prank?
rhetorical question, synonymous with ‘is this a joke?’ asked when something even remotely unexpected has occurred. soulless teenage girls have recently been pr-ne to using this phrase because “is this a joke?” has become too mainstream; the use of it gives them a feeling of individuality.
1. teacher: today we will be having a pop quiz.
teenage girl: is this a prank? what’s happening…?
2. doctor: you’re entire family has died in a car accident.
teenage girl: meep. is this a prank?
3. -drops a french fry on the floor
teenage girl: is this a prank?
4. -absolutely nothing has happened at all
teenage girl: is this a prank?
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