I really don't have a drop. Where did it come from?

I really don't have a drop. It's from a magic expression pack. Later, Hong Shixian's version, Jin Guanchang's version and other variants appeared.

"I really don't have a drop" actually refers to the exhaustion of people's physical strength, mental power and financial resources, which is similar to "no" and "used up". The reason why I say "no drop" is to highlight my own nothing in this exaggerated and sincere way.

The expression pack "I really don't have a drop", which was first popular on the Internet, is about Hong Shixian. It can perfectly explain the meaning of this sentence, but the meaning is dirty. Netizens took a photo of Hong Shixian holding Ellie's topless "temptation to go home" with the caption "I really don't have a drop", suggesting that Hong Shixian's physical strength was drained by Ellie.

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As a network language, "I really don't have a drop" has different meanings in different contexts.

When it comes to money, it means "I'm really poor". For example, from now on, don't call me for activities above 5 yuan. I really don't have a drop.

When it comes to idolization, it means "I completely lost my mind". For example, Sean Shaw, a man, can shine when he smiles, and wearing a suit can make me cry. As for his dancing skills, I really don't have any.

3. Exercise involving physical exertion means "feeling the body is hollowed out". For example, I lifted iron in the gym today and ran 7 kilometers on the treadmill. There really wasn't a drop.