#5

Amateurs, no-one’s even holding themselves under water

#6

Haha, pleb.

#8

Still haven’t watched any of these, not entirely sure what it is.

1,000 unmarked, non-sequential indie points in the usual location please.

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#9

I think you do know really

#11
#12

dunno why it’s linked to meow’s comment? i just c+p’d the thread?

weird

#13

i enjoyed this exchange with shrewbie

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#14

just want an excuse to post this again really

#15

well personally I think it’s that a lot of people resent anything that feels obligatory or forced, especially when it comes to something frivolous as it seems disingenuous. Also the need to respect and enjoy all popular culture is oppressive and cowardly, are we all just passive observers of the world now? Of course this is only my opinion but I think it’s important to reserve the right to dislike something simply for being popular. That’s valid.

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#16

In the grand scheme of things I think I can only not give a shit at best.

#17

corporate companies ‘how do you do, fellow kids?’-ing it up by co-opting a fun, new thing that started on black twitter (black teenagers doing it, with their friends, set to a song made by actual black teenagers) three weeks ago? groundbreaking

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#18

Grow up mate

#19

Shots fired

#20

Not watched any, took part in one last night. Took about six takes cos someone always laughed. Ffs.

#21

I think we need photographic evidence of this.

#22

Sure I’ll post it soon as it goes on Facebook

#25

gb had a moan about black peoples and social media yet?

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#26

it’s the cirrrrrrrrrrrcle of memes

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#27

Black memes matter

#28

Watch this one, maybe?