If you didn't immediately hear this in the tune of "Baby Don't Hurt Me" by Haddaway, congratulations—you're probably under 25 or living in a cave. This is Nikola Tesla casually holding a light bulb powered by his wireless electricity experiments, looking like the world's most photogenic electrical engineer. The pun game here is absolutely electric: "Watt is love?" (unit of power), "don't hertz me" (unit of frequency), "n-ohm-ore" (unit of resistance). It's basically a physics unit triple threat disguised as a 90s dance anthem. Tesla would probably appreciate the wordplay, though he'd be mildly annoyed you're not asking about alternating current instead. The fact that this works on multiple levels—visual pun, auditory memory, and legitimate electrical engineering terminology—makes it chef's kiss tier science humor.