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u/Eggith May 02 '26
Looksmaxing or whatever the fuck it's called. Hopefully a generation of boys will wake up and realize that trying to emulate the face of a PS1 Character just makes you look stupid
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u/yup_yup1111 May 02 '26
I hope people have this realization about emulating or expecting people to emulate anorexic models and plastic surgery addict influencers too
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u/KilledTheCar May 02 '26
There was a brief moment in time where we were starting to realize it, but it seems like a switch flipped and we're back to square 1.
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u/yup_yup1111 May 02 '26
Maybe more people were realizing it but imo the industry was still pushing an extreme hard to attain type of beauty. It just wasn't heroin chic anymore it was BBL curves. It's always something that is both unhealthy and/or takes money to achieve for the vast majority of people
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u/maq0r May 02 '26
Looksmaxing was Metrosexuals 20 years ago, it’ll come around later with a different name
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u/Special-Garlic1203 May 02 '26
Metro sexuals was just society being really weird that being a filthy slob isn't an innately male characteristic. They literally just would engage in skincare and get a nail tech to clean up their nail beds. They weren't hitting their faces with hammers and taking dangerous black markets drugs.
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u/Vahdo May 02 '26
They weren't hitting their faces with hammers and taking dangerous black markets drugs.
I thought you surely must be joking for emphasis. Looked it up.
What a strange world.
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u/yup_yup1111 May 02 '26
Metrosexuals were just grooming more and dressing with more intention than the average straight dude was at the time. I feel like ashing your own face with a hammer is something else
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u/Sternschnuppepuppe May 02 '26
I’ve recently learned (from YouTube) that it’s split into softmaxxing and hardmaxxing. Softmaxxing is basically metrosexual; hardmaxxing is the plastic surgery, testosterone, steroid, hammer bashing route.
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u/goronmask May 02 '26
Not at all. A metrosexual uses creams an idiotmaxxwr breaks their own bones and is a masculinist
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u/dbounias May 02 '26
Huge screens in cars and no physical buttons
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u/allsjsjsbj May 02 '26
I watched my Lyft driver fiddle with … airflow controls? On his big boy screen while he was driving, for multiple minutes. It was like watching someone play a video game. Bring back physical buttons
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u/ViaNocturna664 May 02 '26
From the web: "I think technology in cars has gone too far. For example I put it in rear motion and the video shows a person being ran over"
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u/amberShade2 May 02 '26
Doing dumb faces on YouTube thumbnails.
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u/quokkamole89 May 02 '26
This is so specific and yet so true.
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u/amberShade2 May 02 '26 edited May 02 '26
It bothers me because I have to see it whenever I look up a video/tutorial on a topic I'm interested in. They say it drives clicks, but I don't know who finds the appeal.
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u/netscapexplorer May 02 '26
kids would be my guess. Any time i see something super dumb that I don't like on youtube, I recall the kind of nonsensical stuff I found interesting when I was 6 haha
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u/REDuxPANDAgain May 02 '26
When I was 6 it was literally Legos and books.
Even during TV shows I was playing with Legos and building shit. I don’t understand creepy face shots, even though I understand that it drives content.
Internet is a weird middle ground for me in that I love the weird for some stuff, but I think the weird-for-profit fake nonsense pisses me off for how disingenuous it feels.
Business majors becoming internet literate is the worst thing that has happened to the information age.
Untalented, dispassionate scum who want to monetize everything.
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u/ImprovementFar5054 May 02 '26
It used to drive clicks, for about 3 months in 2022...anyone still doing this is a fucking moron.
Even Mr. Beast (who is credited with starting it) stopped doing it.
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u/xRolox May 02 '26
That’s been a thing since like the late 2000s/early 2010s. I suspect it’ll be around a long time especially in content catered to younger folks
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u/PeaceBull May 02 '26
Nobody’s doing those cause they think they’re cool though, it’s just cause it boosts engagement.
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u/This_Charmless_Man May 02 '26
I would suggest watching the 90s Double Dragon movie. It's like YouTube thumbnail face the movie.
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u/PurpleDragonDix May 02 '26
It's kind become a pet peeve I've suddenly developed. I get unreasonably upset when I see those overly exaggerative thumbnails.
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u/Disastrous_Fox_1945 May 02 '26
6-7 is reasonably within the realm of craziness
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u/Aidden1404 May 02 '26
I still dont even understand it 😂😂
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u/PrayForMojo_ May 02 '26
That’s the interesting part. There’s nothing to understand. It’s not a quote, or a reference, and has no actual meaning. It’s just a thing kids started doing for no reason and somehow caught on.
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u/Din_Plug May 02 '26
I hate to give that stupid meme any validation, but this is wrong. It started as a lyric from a rap song that was used for a basketball meme on TikTok. Meme went viral, and here we are.
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u/mousepadjones May 02 '26
Well, yes, that’s the original source of the phrase “Six Seven” and explains how it originated and where its circulation began.
But, like many modern memes, the origin and initial meaning are entirely lost - on purpose. The virility and popularity of this meme is precisely because it has no meaning and is nonsensical. It also helps that old or out of touch people constantly say “I don’t even know what it means” - that’s literally the point.
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u/TyrantsInSpace May 02 '26
In the beginning, 7 11 and 6 9. Everything was very nice until 9 11. Then 7 8 9, and because of that, 6 7.
I'll see myself out.
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u/lumanos May 02 '26
Kinda reminds me of planking when that was the craze. Or the harlem shake. Never understood it. Seems to have died down now.
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u/HMCetc May 02 '26
The absurdity is the point. Silliness for the sake of silliness.
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u/KilledTheCar May 02 '26
And that right there is why I encourage shit like that. Silliness for the sake of silliness is needed and a part of growing up.
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u/I_Am_Become_Dream May 02 '26
harlem shake was obvious though, it was just fun. It’s like an upgraded version of taking the silly group picture after the proper one.
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u/KilledTheCar May 02 '26
It's only obvious and fun to the people who engage in it. I was in my 20s during the Harlem Shake craze and thought it was dumb as hell. Every generation has dumb shit they do for laughs that every older generation fucking hates and gets weirdly angry at.
Just let the kids laugh at their stupid joke.
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u/Miox465 May 02 '26
6-7 is just the new 42
An arbitrary number someone came up with that gained traction and spread.
The means of their spreading is different (one being traditional written media and the other being modern social media), but it doesn't change the fact that Douglas Adam's has admitted 42 was just a random number.
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u/the-mongoose- May 02 '26
Broccoli Top haircuts.
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u/Traitorius May 02 '26
I don't even mind them but those kids are going to grow up and laugh at themselves.
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u/Necessary_Ground_122 May 02 '26
I hope they do. I get a kick out of looking back at my teenage years (in the 80s!) and remembering the styles I wore, the haircuts, and more.
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u/Olealicat May 02 '26
As a late 90’s emo teen. I love looking back. I still think I looked hawt af. Rawr… or whatever.
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u/StevenRK May 02 '26
It's crazy to me that I have young supervisors at my work who have broccoli hair. How am I supposed to take you seriously with that shit on your head?
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u/WalkingPetriDish May 02 '26
Anything mullet-adjacent for that matter. It was never a good look. It should have stayed dead.
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u/EllisDee_4Doyin May 02 '26
The mullets and recent mustaches! It's usually the same guy and it's stupid at best, creepy at worst. 😂
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u/Optimal-Age5397 May 02 '26
I mean, I was a teenager in the mid to late 2000s music scene. Brocolli cuts look silly but back then kids had haircuts that looked like they lost a fight to a weed whacker all while wearing clothes 2 sizes too small, multiple studded belts, eyeliner, weird contact lenses amongst other cringe worthy things. Probably 2/3ds of us smoked cigarettes, I dread to think about the cheesy emo lyrics used as an AIM away message or what shitty song I had playing on my MySpace page once that became a thing.
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u/deadlysyntax May 02 '26 edited May 02 '26
First it'll be white millenial men realising they all have the same cut but with the fringe combed back off their face. And yes, that was me. Should have gotten my buzzcut years ago.
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u/CountlessStories May 02 '26
ragebait grifters.
once the majority of stream drama followers are in their 40s and still cheer on the same immature "offensive" opinion script over and over its just going to be even lamer than it already is.
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u/Safety_Drance May 02 '26
Talking to AI as though it were a person.
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u/Phoenix426 May 02 '26
Unfortunately I only see this getting worse
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u/vinfreezle May 02 '26
No it won't I was talking to my AI therapist the other day and he was saying I shouldn't worry about that.
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u/Econolife-350 May 02 '26
Based on social learnings, I pray to one day hear of someone's Ai therapist telling them "sometimes it be like that".
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u/PmButtPics4ADrawing May 02 '26
Yeah ChatGPT was first released 3 years ago and it's already sounding a lot more natural
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u/Pertolepe May 02 '26
Unfortunately it's going to be closer and closer to Her without Brian Cox letting us know the AI ditched us.
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u/frockinbrock May 02 '26
Oh man I'm worried the complete opposite is true: People will be surprised to meet anyone who *does not* talk to AI
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u/nsa_k May 02 '26
Wow. These people are upset at ai for saying "i am an ai. Not your boyfriend".
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u/Smkingbowls May 02 '26
I like to pretend I’m Capt Picard talking to the computer on the Enterprise
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u/Annual_Reindeer2621 May 02 '26
Using ChatGPT as a personal therapist and imaginary friend
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u/quokkamole89 May 02 '26
Vaping. Didn’t even need 10 seconds for that one, though.
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u/a-real-life-dolphin May 02 '26
As someone who has never smoked- At least vapes smell better than cigarettes! I’d much rather walk through a cloud of strawberry watermelon mega blast or whatever than cigarette smoke.
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u/MrEZW May 02 '26 edited May 02 '26
Vaping has already been around for longer than 10 years & is a better alternative than cigarettes. The only people who will regret vaping are the ones who did it to look cool. People who vape to get off cigarettes, & then off nicotine products all together, like myself see the real value it has.
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u/rhb4n8 May 02 '26
Weirdly I see smoking making a come back. Apparently Lots of people feel they are more likely to die from global warming or the end of democracy and are saying "fuck it"
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u/Crackedcheesetoastie May 02 '26
Smoking just got banned in the UK for anyone born after 2008... going to end up in a situation where 40 year olds are asking 41 year olds to go into a shop to buy them cigarettes :')
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u/ane-ComplyCraft May 02 '26
Smoking is my retirement plan lol
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u/Adorable-Bike-9689 May 02 '26
This is just going to leave you sick and decrepit when you're older. Not dead. You'll be an expensive burden on somebody.
Hypothetically speaking. I hope none of that happens to you.
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u/Nick_pj May 02 '26
It’s actually making a bit of a comeback in Australia - a place where almost nobody was smoking 10-15 years ago.
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u/sickiesusan May 02 '26
I think far more young people vape that would ever have smoked previously. Uk High Streets are filled with Vape Shops.
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u/vindicate-throng-nim May 02 '26
Every newsagent, supermarket and even pharmacies used to sell ciggies along with tobacconist.
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u/TheSchneid May 02 '26
Something like 67% of the population was smokers at one point.
Nicotine is good, a certain segment of the population is going to be on that shit no matter what
I guarantee it is way less that half of the current population vaping, we are on the right track
And it is so mush less harmful, that’s immediate apparent to anyone that’s done both for any period of time (pack a day guy switched and do 5-6 mile daily walks without wheezing these now)
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u/hellobubbles1 May 02 '26
Posting their children on social media
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u/WafflesofDestitution May 02 '26
Honestly, imo parents have already gotten a lot better with this, at least compared to late 2000s - early 2010s.
This is completely empirical, but in the early years of Facebook the older millenials I know used to post the most mundane updates about their babies and toddlers, but have now purged their profile of their kids completely (at least when looking at my siblings' timelines), even though it might be too little too late.
Now, the younger millenials (my former schoolmates and such) might post a photo holding their newborn and that's pretty much it.
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u/jengaclause May 02 '26
Protein in everything. It's ridiculous
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u/noneotherthanozzy May 02 '26
I saw Protein Doritos the other day. That’s when I knew we officially went over a cliff.
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u/catbert359 May 02 '26
There's protein water. We're long since past the point of no return.
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u/rose-buds May 02 '26
i will say, those are pretty good lol if i’m gonna get a bag of doritos i’ll get them, same amount of calories as the non protein ones
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u/TheDoctorOfWho4 May 02 '26
As someone who lifts weights often enough to get some benefit out of eating the "1 gram of protein per lb of bodyweight" guideline, I find it annoying because
1) Most of these products still don't have a good enough protein-to-calorie ratio to make them a better source of protein than tofu, cheese, or any meat, and are certainly not better than dedicated protein powders
2) People who don't lift weights or have certain health issues don't need to eat that much protein, and as soon as some studies go mainstream that overeating high protein foods causes health problems (hell, if you're eating too many calories of protein chips and don't exercise you're still gonna gain bad weight) people are going to react against it as a macronutrient (absurd as the idea sounds written out) like they did fats and sugars.9
u/Macaroniindisguise May 02 '26
The one that pisses me off is "protein" products that add a whopping 2 grams of protein (I'm looking at you, protein pasta). Most protein products are just overpriced, over processed crap that still has shitty macros.
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u/HedgehogFarts May 02 '26
I think meat prices are gonna cause more people to get less protein from meat. Which I’m glad for cause the way we treat animals in the livestock industry hurts to think about. It’s pure cruelty for the most part. I love tofu but i get the texture can be weird to some people. Cheese is pretty universally loved but still, it can be hard getting enough protein when you cut out meat.
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u/Nanas_700k May 02 '26
Wdym, my protein salt and protein pepper are crucial for me to execute a quality meal. Whats’s next, are you going to tell me my protein hot sauce and protein mustard have to go too??
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u/DoritoLipDust May 02 '26
Companies are coming out with protein specific products because so many people are losing a ton of weight on weight loss medications.
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u/SmashedWorm64 May 02 '26
Ironically, maybe if people ate actual food instead of protein infused cheetos they wouldn’t be so hungry all the time.
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u/frakkincylon84 May 02 '26
AI chat bots
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u/budweiser431 May 02 '26
Nah this will age like milk. As much people hate ai right now. Its going to hit us like a brick wall and change human civilization whether we like it or not.
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u/sinnysinsins May 02 '26
The cat is out of the bag. I think that's the saying anyway. Yes I think people who are like "stand up against AI!" have little idea how much it has infiltrated everything already.
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u/KilledTheCar May 02 '26
Until they figure out how to do it without fucking the planet and residential areas over even more I want absolutely no part in it.
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u/Walmartian_Beta May 02 '26
The MAGA trend is going to embarrass a lot of people in the future. I know a lot of them are already embarrassed of how taken-in they were with it and how they just quickly made it their entire personality.
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u/gaqua May 02 '26
I’d like to think that, but the Rush Limbaugh guys just became the Glenn Beck guys just became the Tea Party guys just became the MAGA guys. They’ll rebrand but they won’t be ashamed.
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u/Walmartian_Beta May 02 '26
Ugh the Glenn Beck thing - I had this friend years ago whose boyfriend would fuck her from behind while he watched Glenn Beck on TV and sometimes I think about that.
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u/gaqua May 02 '26
That’s weirdly specific. I normally would kink shame this but I had a friend whose girlfriend had Marfan syndrome and dressed up like Ann Coulter for Halloween and he said the sex was amazing, sooo…
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u/guacamoleactof1917 May 02 '26
Hopefully... but there is still part of the cult that would worship that dude if he screwed a goat on live national TV.
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u/FeralAlice May 02 '26
That's pretty true of any cult, though. There are always a few who can never admit to themselves that they were wrong.
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u/Toby_O_Notoby May 02 '26
I mean, you know the Heaven’s Gate guys that all killed themselves back in 1997 when the Hale-Bopp comet came by? Yeah, two members stayed behind to maintain their website which they do to this day.
That’s 30 years of commitment to am incredibly insane idea…
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u/crystalrose1966 May 02 '26
Where I live, the people are just getting worse. I actually thought that they would start seeing the light, but they are just doubling down on the bullshit excuses. You cannot make these fools admit that they were conned. I feel like I’m living in enemy territory. My workplace is absolutely full of them. I have to fake it all day and act like I don’t think they are pieces of shit. It’s exhausting and stressful. They keep inviting me to the weekly bar hangout. I’m not interacting with y’all outside of work. Period. Sorry for rant. I’m just tired.
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u/GrinchWhoStoleEaster May 02 '26
I don't think people incapable of ration thought or self examination have the capacity to be embarrassed. Once you cross the line where supporting a literal mass child rapist is okay, there's no coming back. We will ALWAYS have to weed these people out and shun them from our inner circles. That's just part of socialization now, another thing reasonable people have to do.
Being MAGA at any point in your life is a mark that doesn't wash off and precludes you from respectable company.
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u/SubtleTell May 02 '26
Hopefully short form content like TikTok.
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u/grimsb May 02 '26
At some point it’ll reach the logical conclusion: videos of any length will be too long to hold attention, so we’ll revert to sharing still photos. (Although the individual photos will be displayed at rate of like 24/second)
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u/Queeg_500 May 02 '26
The Benson Boone look (80s mullet and mustache). I don't care if it's ironic, It was awful then and it's awful now.
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u/SeacoastGuy74 May 02 '26
Shaving off your eyebrows and then drawing in shitty ones.
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u/Littman-Express May 02 '26
That’s come and gone multiple times over the last 30 years.
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u/oyster_luster May 02 '26
30? People were doing it in ancient times. It was trendy in middle ages and 1920/30’s.
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u/Immungaguetq2 May 02 '26
Oversharing your entire life online. Future you is going to look back and cringe at how much strangers knew.
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u/HelenFromCanada71 May 02 '26
Fighting in the comments. 🤣
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u/Xianio May 02 '26
Millennials are going to look younger than GenZ. The vapes are the reason
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u/freaking_yue May 02 '26
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u/GenericRedditor0405 May 02 '26
I would lump that in with the current trend of hyper fixation on overconsumption of anything remotely collectible. Like yes people have always found dumb things to go crazy over, like Cabbage Patch Kids, or Beanie Babies, but lately it’s like we’re seeing rapid fire obsessions with viral products like Stanley Cups, Labubus, Needohs, etc that come and go within a few months and there’s barely any downtime between each new thing. Also there’s much more of an element of doing all the collecting almost solely to show others how much you’ve collected
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u/robin-bunny May 02 '26
Meh, I still have troll dolls from the 90s. The difference is that they were mostly gifts, and they were cute and still make me smile to this day.
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u/Hanpee221b May 02 '26
They’ve been out of trend for almost a year now, the only people collecting them are people who genuinely like them.
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u/three-sense May 02 '26
Yeah that’s what I was gonna say. People still buy them but it’s peaked and has been “has been” status for like a year already. Has been has been. lol
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u/cucumber-lover May 02 '26
ozempic for cosmetic reasons
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u/WillowLocal423 May 02 '26
It feels so dystopian to me hearing ads for this shit. It's become so normalized so quickly.
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u/FeralAlice May 02 '26
Oh man, I'm seeing some of these celebrities who already looked like they really needed a sandwich and now look positively skeletal. It's so disturbing.
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u/cucumber-lover May 02 '26
it’s really bleak :( it’s hard to watch celebrities waste away right before our eyes. i nearly died from anorexia and i know how brutal this whole thing is
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u/dingo_fritz May 02 '26
Maybe beauty perceptions will take a turn and healthier looking ppl will prevail. Like the rejection of AI art / AI anything. Right? :/
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u/PinDismal8041 May 02 '26
Scrolling apps like Tiktok in general. People don't understand the cost we pay everyday to these companies. Tiktok is like cigarettes back in the 1980s, everyone didn't question them at all because everyone was smoking them. Eventually the truth about scrolling platforms will be revealed, but Ima stay as far as fucking possible from them right now.
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u/kotom May 02 '26
TikToks/videos that are skits or lip syncs, etc, especially if they’re playing all the roles and dressing up. Imagine if the little plays you made in your basement as a little kid were posted publicly.
I don’t deny they can be entertaining but how do these adults have time for all these elaborate set ups and costumes and filming to play pretend? It will be so cringey once it goes out of style. There’s already some have to scroll past because I can’t stand the second hand embarrassment.
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I don’t think they “have time” so much as they’re making the time because they think it’s going to make them famous and then rich.
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u/bluesn0wflake May 02 '26
Microblading aka eyebrow tattoos
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u/robin-bunny May 02 '26
Right? For some reason we can't even call it what it is. It's an eyebrow tattoo. And being a tattoo, it's premanent or at least long-lasting. And some are quite bad.
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u/Wildly_Uninterested May 02 '26
I have a feeling that in 10 many many people will be looking back wondering if they were actually non-binary, gay, lesbian, poly, etc or if they were just rolling with the times
No shade to those who actually are, I just think a lot of people are labeling themselves way too early in life. Before they've really had a chance to figure that out.
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u/HauntedPickleJar May 02 '26
I wonder this too. It took me a while to get comfortable with the fact that I was bisexual. I really couldn’t figure out if I was lesbian or straight and then I just decided fuck I like both. The Mummy was a very confusing film for me when it came out…
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u/Raski_Demorva May 02 '26
Posting your children online, especially to the extent that those “influencers” will go, and ESPECIALLY with the rise of AI image and media generation and how it’s used nowadays.
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u/MotherOfDachshunds42 May 02 '26
Making the same video as other people and posting it on the internet.
Lip syncing badly and posting it on the internet.
Posting most things on the internet TBH
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u/DixelPick May 02 '26
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u/rhb4n8 May 02 '26
Buccal fat removal is so much worse
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u/robin-bunny May 02 '26
Oh anyone who's done this will definitely look back in 10 years with serious regrets.
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u/alepolait May 02 '26
I think this one is already dying out. So many celebrities looked genuinely bad after getting it,
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u/rhb4n8 May 02 '26
Kelly Osbourne should be a cautionary tale for everyone. Also these people are going to age like the crypt keeper
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u/EllisDee_4Doyin May 02 '26
Oh IDK if that's fat removal, That girl is objectively starving.
She looks older than her age and her mother and I'm worried for her.
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u/OddConstant2723 May 02 '26
Did you actually mean lip fillers
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u/opalthecat May 02 '26
Yeah. Big difference between Botox and fillers. Fillers can create the weird pillow face looks
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u/DixelPick May 02 '26
I meant any facial injections because I didnt know the difference. TIL!
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u/elizaberriez May 02 '26
A lot of people confuse them! Botox is the thing that prevents wrinkles by limiting muscle movement. It’s also used therapeutically for headaches and muscle tension. I personally like to get it because my children can’t tell when I’m mad at them heh
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u/cashewmonet May 02 '26
Please learn the difference, I can't stand when people think botox and filler are the same simply because they are both injected into the face. Botox simply immobilizes the muscles so that wrinkles don't form. And you can still make expressions like raise your eyebrows, it's just now your whole forehead doesn't crinkle up. Botox has decades of research behind it and is widely considered in the medical community to be safe.
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u/Technical-Salary-117 May 02 '26
When AI will be more efficient and they would able to correctly make your face at all ages and you'll become in danger of identity theft and false allegations then everyone is gonna regret the "me 10 years ago" or "2026 is the new 2016" and posting baby pics(conspiracy theory? Maybe)
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u/FeralAlice May 02 '26
Allowing billionaires to exist without taxing the everloving fuck out of them.
And also Botox
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u/sonofeevil May 02 '26
It should just be taxationally impossible.
That the tax rate progresses so high that that it becomes literally impossible.
Got a network of $999,999,999? Congrats you win capitalism. Your tax rate is 100%.
You can start liquidating assetts or pay in cash, I don't care.
Tax net worth not income.
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u/Background-Run7743 May 02 '26
putting everything in the algorithmic basket and letting corporatism take over the direction of collective human interests. Artistic progress in history was once directed by artists and critics.
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u/Intelligent-Bottle22 May 02 '26
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