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6/17/2025, 2:09:17 AM
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>It's genuinely insane when you think about it, especially when you consider there's no pushback against it, no one's talking about it, no one's making alt movements in response to the gas the way every other art movement had a reaction before
Because you're getting memed by a bunch of terminally online dweebs and riling yourself up about nothing. Fog is in fucking everything. It's in real life obviously, it's in film, it's in animation, it's in paintings. No one is "pushing back" because normal people intuitively understand fog is a part of their world and don't violently react to depictions of it in media in order to virtue signal to weirdos online.
Here, I typed in "bambi beautiful scene" to see what came up. I haven't watched Bambi in decades. But I knew I'd find a foggy matte painting from the film on the first page, and I did. You are getting mad at the literal atmosphere, at the air we breathe and live in. It's so comically silly.
>It's genuinely insane when you think about it, especially when you consider there's no pushback against it, no one's talking about it, no one's making alt movements in response to the gas the way every other art movement had a reaction before
Because you're getting memed by a bunch of terminally online dweebs and riling yourself up about nothing. Fog is in fucking everything. It's in real life obviously, it's in film, it's in animation, it's in paintings. No one is "pushing back" because normal people intuitively understand fog is a part of their world and don't violently react to depictions of it in media in order to virtue signal to weirdos online.
Here, I typed in "bambi beautiful scene" to see what came up. I haven't watched Bambi in decades. But I knew I'd find a foggy matte painting from the film on the first page, and I did. You are getting mad at the literal atmosphere, at the air we breathe and live in. It's so comically silly.
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