‘Your Name Matches With Godzilla’: Pakistani HR Receives Bizarre ‘Flirty Text’ On LinkedIn

There are multiple social media platforms out there– and the one which is considered the most ‘professional’ among all is LinkedIn. From “making contacts” to leaving an impression among “working professionals”, there are multiple reasons why many consider LinkedIn to be one of the most “serious platforms”. Perhaps that’s why– when things like these happen even on LinkedIn– people often get confused with the type of reaction they should be giving. Taking to social media, a Pakistani woman recently shared a rather bizarre chain of texts she allegedly received from a man.The woman- who is also an HR- goes by the name Unzila Siddiqui, and out of all the ways of connecting with her, a man thought of leaving an impression with these texts: “I like your

posts. Your name matches with the movie Godzila. Godzila is a very tall monster.”Yes, not only did the man compare her name with ‘Godzilla’, but also indirectly called her a “tall monster”! Taking to social media, the woman shared how she often receives such “brainrot messages”. Most netizens found it hilarious, while some chastised such poor behaviour. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post. Check out the viral post:“Day #10245125641 of receiving brainrot messages. Love the creativity and honesty though. PS: Big shoutout to anyone who guesses my height right!” the post read. “Bro single-handedly made the day better for 300 individuals. King behaviour,” the post further read. The video was shared on LinkedIn by the handle ‘Unzila Siddiqui’. The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled more than 1K views from netizens.

Internet’s reactions: “Networking level: comparing people with Godzilla to estimate height,” added another person. “How does such lines even cross one’s mind? What was this man thinking honestly?” asked the next person.ALSO READ: Gurugram Cab Driver Alleges Receiving Sexually Explicit Text From Customer Via Ride-Hailing App | Viral Video “This is what happens when you have a lot of free time, I urge recruiters to look out for people like these before they get out of hand,” commented the next person. “Bro just unlocked another character! Godzilla vs Unzila before GTA VI,” added another. “From all the posts I've seen on LinkedIn- this beats the rest. Finding the humor in such messages is another level of maturity,” added another person. “The reason we are not reaching actual meaningful connections by LinkedIn anymore,” added another.