A Nevada license plate reading “Go back to California” went viral on Facebook, racking up over 80,000 likes before being recalled by the DMV. Other rejected plates like SAUC3D and RAMP4GE suggest offensive content,
while plates like F4K3 T4XI hint at illicit activities. This incident shows how social media can turn ordinary events into viral phenomena, with the plate’s unexpected humor leaving a lasting mark on online culture.
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