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post 1690574543 09-24-2023, 06:34 AM
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Everything got worse on the internet after Harambe died

Remember that gorilla that died at a zoo in 2016.

After that everything become so much more cringe online. People posting lame unfunny memes and posts about the gorilla.

It lasted months and months as well, lame unfunny unoriginal posts about the Harambe.

It was a trigger for other lame unfunny viral stuff online.
post 1690574573 09-24-2023, 06:36 AM
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Harambe, kony and that harlem shake were the worst things to happen to the internet in the past 10 years

post 1690574973 09-24-2023, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted By CringeAtModsSrs
Harambe, kony and that harlem shake were the worst things to happen to the internet in the past 10 years

Fuark forgot this; yeah this was in the 2012-2013 internet era. So lame and cringe and gay.

I want to hear eod8989s opinion on early to mid 2010s lame meme culture .

All that stuff like Harlem shake and Harambe was so cringe and made being unoriginal cringe online normal
post 1690575183 09-24-2023, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted By CallinUout
Fuark forgot this; yeah this was in the 2012-2013 internet era. So lame and cringe and gay.

I want to hear eod8989s opinion on early to mid 2010s lame meme culture .

All that stuff like Harlem shake and Harambe was so cringe and made being unoriginal cringe online normal
Yep. I genuinely think it was the harlem shake and that chitty mannequin black beetles challenge was the start of everyone following degen 'trends' for views/acceptance. It was during those 2 trends I basically really checked out of social media





Harambe and kony was the start of everyone basically feeling sanctimonious and virtue signalling hard. You had mf'ers acting like they were activists when they couldn't even point out Uganda on a map.



in4 EOD's take on this
post 1690575423 09-24-2023, 07:05 AM
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2012 also gave us Gangnam Style and the year I found out about my favorite Kpop sloot, Hyuna Kim.






































post 1690575783 09-24-2023, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Vorago

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post 1690576043 09-24-2023, 07:25 AM
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Lots of that 2012-2016 internet culture killed the internet.

Everyone used to want to be famous, then everyone wanted to become viral now everyone wants to be a quick 10 second meme as everyone’s attention span gets smaller.

Used to cringe when people used to post Vines.

Vine was a social media platform that people posted 5 second videos on in 2013-2017 before being closed down.

Vines were mega cringe and the worse man.
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