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Sorry but the gorilla warfare one still cracks me up a bit.(Really any copypasta can fuck off.)
I'm letting it sink in how based and kino your post is.Any replies with "based", "kino", "let that sink in", other braindead shit like that.
"Geez, man, no need to come out in the comment section."
"No need to share your intrusive thoughts, dude."
and so on and so forth. It's such an annoying, dismissive argument. It's like saying, Oh, so you support laws against smoking; you must be a chain smoker."It's ok to be gay, dude; just say it."
From U.S. Dictionary:''I'm in AWE'' < Literally what the actual fuck does that mean, like seriously.
To be "in awe" of something is to be amazed by it and maybe a little scared of its greatness.
You didn't expect the Spanish inquisition, did you?Monty Python shit. Sorry most of it isn't funny at all.
I have never heard this before in my life.This in itself is a highly pozzed and stock response.
>Video or image of somewhat unusual or weird thing.
>"Boy, I'm in THAT part of the Internet again! Can't wait to fall down THIS rabbit hole!"
I’m surprised no one has mentioned the “2025 anyone” and “who’s watching this in 2025” comments. Comments like that have been a thing for years but over the past year or so it’s made the music comments section on YouTube unusable.
both of these can largely be attributed to 3rd worlders trying to pad accounts to make them look legit either using manual labor or bot armies so they can sell likes/subscribers/comments at like 10k likes for $3 or some shit - it's not really just their fault, its also all the wannabe social media stars that are inspired by Mr.Beast and co who pay for that shit in the first place.Youtube comment sections that feel completely AI generated. Examples are Mr. Beast's comment sections where it's just popular YouTubers or his orbitors saying the same things over and over again with no real variation. Same goes for popular Roblox youtubers.
"It's a good day when [X} uploads", they always tend to say. No originality. No useful comments. Just the same song and dance and praise because they're as bland as their use of 2010 memes in 2025.