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I actually think only we have this problem in online fan spaces. When fan channels first became mainstream (mid 2010s), we were at peak Wengz banter era and so naturally our rage content got the most attention, both from frustrated Arsenal fans and amused rival fans (remember "AFTV and chill"?). Other clubs' channels were more level headed, either due to a lack of expectations (spuds and other 14) or general success (chelsea, city etc.). The legacy of this is that our most popular online spaces are also the ones most fluent in rage bait and rival fan appeal, whereas for other clubs they're generally more chill or neutral.