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Noah Schnapp Used A 'Stranger Things' Quote In His Senior Yearbook To Epically Troll His Teachers

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The 'Stranger Things' star gave a shady shoutout to some of his teachers, complete with a time stamp from an episode of the show.

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Yearbook quotes are an underappreciated art form. Not so for Noah Schnapp—one of the stars of Netflix's Stranger Things—who pulled off quite the flex in his yearbook.

A TikTok user found a yearbook from her high school that contains Schnapp's senior picture and quote and it's a mic drop.


Addressed "To all the teachers that taught me nothing."iIt then goes on to reference a particular time stamp in the show Schnapp was starring in which goes to a line said by his character.

It's not particularly complimentary.

First, the TikTok video of someone finding the quote.

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The 'Stranger Things' quote people immediately looked up had people rolling in the aisles.

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And then there was who he addressed the statement towards.

His teachers.

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Others were amused by the juxtaposition between Noah and Chloe, the person next to him in the yearbook.

Chloe's quote was sweet, while Noah's was something else altogether.

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Someone else noticed what we were all thinking.

How are these yearbook pictures so good?

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And finally, content aside, someone pointed out what Schnapp did was every high schooler's dream move.

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He left high school with a flex, that's for sure.

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