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ASK R/FAUXMOI What are some pop culture moments that feel like a fever dream?

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u/Bad_Asteroid2 12h ago

Bring us back, I don't mind if it was cringe before. At least everyone was happy.

And rage comics.

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u/No-Effective388 12h ago

Rage comics were amazing. Me gusta 

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u/Bad_Asteroid2 11h ago

ME GUSTA

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u/NFQ___ 10h ago

Doge is still genuinely my favorite meme template.

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u/spacesluts 1h ago

Dolan was fun for a while too

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u/Bak0ffWarchild_srsly 10h ago edited 10h ago

To think of alllll the memes across the generations that have since tried to encapsulate what rage comics already nailed 100%...

Like Long Neck Reaction Guy -LNRG already perfected whatev tf LNRG is. Everything since has just been for the sake of "new & different"... Which is fine. But not "better".

You can't improve upon perfection.

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u/_crystallil_ 3h ago

i miss ms paint

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u/FlemPlays 3h ago

We need a Me Gusta emoji

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u/ExileOnMainStreet 3h ago

LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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u/XelaStrange 3h ago

I'd never thought I'd actually end up missing them.

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u/bokehtoast 11h ago

Never in a billion years would i have believed that a gangnum style gif would make me feel this sad

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u/fictionalbandit 5h ago

His live performances look like so much fun

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u/manbruhpig 11h ago

That time period may unironically have been the pinnacle of my life.

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u/pseudonymnkim 11h ago

Back when doing things for clout was still selfless, wholesome, and innocent..

This is so dumb but I saw a clip of this guy performing live and it nearly brought me to tears. The audience lost their minds. The energy was different back then.

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u/vaultgirl_ 10h ago

I saw it live at a festival. When it finished and a bunch of people walked away, Psy said something like - and now the better version for everyone who stuck around! And played a longer version. It was so much fun

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u/pseudonymnkim 9h ago

The kind of memory that you see before you leave this earth 💘

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u/Bad_Asteroid2 10h ago

Everything is recorded now. Videos and photos before are treasured. Stupid people only exists around you, now they are voicing their stupid ideas to the world.

Clout chasers go for the headlines. Kids with brainrot. Everyone is an expert on something now. People donate to bad people. Wth is this.

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u/_crystallil_ 3h ago edited 2h ago

I feel like I’m going to regret responding to this but:

Special moments still exist. There’s a massive cohort of young people idealizing instant cameras and digital cameras that love the moments our gens had of awkward faces, red eye grimaces, blurry yet joyous captures of action. For every clout-chasing “social disruptor” (for lack of a better phrase rn, bear with me), there are people that are actively fighting for handmade, authentic experiences.

It’s not all broken, I promise. Change starts within people connecting with people.

edit: thank you for the award 💕💕💕💕💕

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u/Advanced_Leader8535 10h ago

The pre-Trump Era was a Golden Age.

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u/HairyPotatoKat my bandwidth for cowardly grown men grows thinner with each day 10h ago

I miss this. I worked in a state office at the time. On one side of my floor's small cubefarm was the Secretary's office. Perpendicular was our division director. Both exactly who you'd envision addressing legislators and the press and whatnot, in terms of professionalism.

One morning before my coffee had kicked in enough, our typically very focused and reserved director gangnams through the edge row where my unit was. And I don't mean in some halfassed stiff stuffy suit way. In that moment, he was Psy. Suit and all.

Turned out, he just really liked that song. Super unexpected, hilarious, a bit of a fever dream, and oddly wholesome.

Good dude. Fantastic director to work under. Really miss that place and that time period.

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u/el-bow5 10h ago

This was the closest we got to world peace

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u/RevolutionaryMove584 9h ago

I’ll take this over ai slop any day

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u/deadsmurfs 10h ago edited 10h ago

I feel like in another decade or two we'll look back at the 2010s the way that millenials and Gen Xers look back at the 90s (assuming any of us are still here by then)

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u/Axel-Adams 9h ago

Only the Obama era could of made music as dumb and hopeful as dubstep and LMFAO/party rock

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u/klezart 7h ago

And rage comics.

Don't let your dreams be dreams

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u/Dapper-Antelope3363 5h ago

Oh man the good times we didnt know were the good times.

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u/rob6748 3h ago

Rage comics for sure. They were perfect.

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u/misterhak 7h ago

It was maybe cringe, but I have such great memories of the summer this song became THE hit in the clubs in my country. The dance floors were full, people were dancing, and then the DJ would put on this song and everyone would kind of get in formation and just dance it together lol. It was great. Same with crank that. I remember we would practice it at home at a pre party before going out 😂

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