Strange SMS received on Android phone. Is this an exploit? Should I be concerned?

Question

I am using an Android phone. I received an SMS from an unknown number today which had the following content:

#Gege%wghatdanaipop%^
*%95bornioke:&67;
///Hackmaster&67;-&67"
//Fregbugg190&@"67"@/ ;
 :;whatsappash/@"hack:///
<#instruct~bug*omeg!#%
#%uthumb:"
?nail:/-67;bug__gegr>
;thumbnail\~>%
/:call log;&"#%
#05:32;&mondaybug&"
/:thumbnail;again|\]
#10:08;mondaybug &"
/:@thumbnail!\*;
#02:06;&fridaybug&"
/:#%allelements((crashed?)
;)&@(
-/7890@"$>
;:/endallow/thumbnails)&@"
/),.bugedit&@"
\{{Elementscrashed}}#%
"(<altedit)>•)*"
:@endbug:;"
:/&@"all*^^#
/)@allcrack<~|_]}}
-//userdemoadd:)&@"
~<>%^
\{{ensall<>%^*

(gist version)

It looks very weird. Any idea what it is? I am curious as I was afraid that it can lead to some bug in applications which read SMS? Is it possible?

Answer 1

Judging from the contents in this SMS Message, looking at lines as:

///Hackmaster&67;-&67"
//Fregbugg190&@"67"@/ ;

You'll notice these are all random characters, especially this Hackmaster line, which of course paired with these random characters could arouse suspicion around non-tech savvy people.

As mentioned in a comment before by others, it indeed looks like someone trying to troll/prank you, your suspicion isn't a bad thing however, referring back to the case of the Apple iMessage Glitch.

Long story short, I shouldn't worry too much about this specific text ;)