I think he intended it to be a double entendre. Playing on the phrase "turn it up right now"
I.e "turn it upright, now" and "turn it up, right now".
CrashBand wrote:Solace wrote:raul-valente wrote:I think that 'turn up' has two meanings. One for 'turning up the volume' ('you hear this finger?'). And one for like, turning up his middle finger, which is upside down.
Always took it as this, thought everyone did too lol
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