The sentence lacks a clear verb in the second clause. It should logically read: "¿Por qué te sacaste una foto y [un] video original con mi señora?" (Why did you take a photo and an original video with my wife?).
In Latin American and Spanish slang, calling someone instead of "mi esposa" or "mi novia" carries an old-fashioned, almost territorial weight. It evokes the image of a macho husband from a telenovela from the 1980s. porque te sacaste una foto y con mi senora video original
At first glance, the sentence seems broken. It lacks punctuation, shifts tense awkwardly, and ends with the word "original." Yet, thousands of users are typing it verbatim. Why? Because on modern social media, The sentence lacks a clear verb in the second clause