Anonymous
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7/1/2025, 10:17:09 AM
No.509199158
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7/1/2025, 10:17:09 AM
No.509199158
>>509199223
>>509199432
>>509199557
>>509199885
>>509200199
Millennial Brainrot
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i've seen several videos of people doing some regular stuff and then suddenly start dancing.
even a mother that tells her audience her child got leukemia and starts dancing.
all the videos got one thing in common: it's always millennials (or boomers trying to act like them).
what pushes these people to this strange behaviour?
is it just plain attention seeking? or is it the last grasp of trying to make some "impact"?
another idea i have it might be caused by some sort of "reverse conditioning" like cats do to their owners. by this i mean there is a young, mentally ill, audience and the millennials are doing everything to get their sympathy or attention. to do so they learn "funny tricks".
does someone else have an idea what causes this?
i think it's political, after all it's degenerating society even further
even a mother that tells her audience her child got leukemia and starts dancing.
all the videos got one thing in common: it's always millennials (or boomers trying to act like them).
what pushes these people to this strange behaviour?
is it just plain attention seeking? or is it the last grasp of trying to make some "impact"?
another idea i have it might be caused by some sort of "reverse conditioning" like cats do to their owners. by this i mean there is a young, mentally ill, audience and the millennials are doing everything to get their sympathy or attention. to do so they learn "funny tricks".
does someone else have an idea what causes this?
i think it's political, after all it's degenerating society even further
