Not many dudes write love poems for their significant others anymore, and this is a sign that that is probably not going to change any time soon.

Earlier this week, Mike Recine, a comedian an apparent Kevin James fan, texted his girlfriend and told her that he wrote her a poem. He then proceeded to send her the lyrics theme song of the popular '90s sitcom, King of Queens.

I told my girlfriend I wrote her a poem but it was just the theme song to King of Queens. pic.twitter.com/2B1H6n7XtX
— Mike Recine (@mikerecine) August 29, 2017

And, in a surprise twist, she totally fell for it.

At first glance, sure! It seems like a sweet gesture. But in case you need a reminder, this is what Recine is actually quoting:

Soon dudes all over Twitter put Recine's King of Queens love poem theory to the test, and lo and behold...

https://twitter.com/vincelamartina/status/903073275970019328

Totes worked! pic.twitter.com/OmjHqxvsFL
— Eric Coughlin (@EricCoughlin1) August 29, 2017

This really does work. pic.twitter.com/7E0alrsKD2
— Andrew Johnson (@andjohns114) August 30, 2017

Pure gold! pic.twitter.com/LeVyL2Njs8
— jackson (@Jkrooker) August 30, 2017

It works 😂 pic.twitter.com/7lwhPCqj1P
— Ol’ Dad (@Diamond_Deeeej) August 30, 2017

https://twitter.com/moulton_brandon/status/902721203378544640

Uh, what? Did these girls just not watch television between 1998-2007? I guess SOME people don't fall asleep to TV Land reruns every night.

But not every girlfriend was falling for it:

https://twitter.com/Twoo_Ks/status/902996036058218496

that didn't even work for a second... pic.twitter.com/dYmvE61QoS
— Michael Padula (@fasn_) August 30, 2017

Next these dudes should trying quoting Paul Blart: Mall Cop. If your girl catches on to that, you know she's a keeper.

Man trolls girlfriend with love poem that is actually just the 'King of Queens' theme song.