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MDE
(film)
5
— Comedy group Million Dollar Extreme co-founded by Sam Hyde, mentioned as not particularly funny despite Hyde's compellin...
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Herman Melville
(person)
5
— American author of Moby Dick who wrote about the eternal youth of the world and the inexhaustibility of human expression...
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Mark Twain
(person)
5
— American author and humorist, referenced as physical comparison for an elderly white-haired cashier with a bushy mustach...
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Northern Ireland
(place)
5
— Region referenced in context of a Reuters article about Catholics outnumbering Protestants for the first time in census ...
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Willem Dafoe
(person)
5
— Actor discussed for his unconventional portrayal of Jesus as a sleazy car salesman who performs miracles in what appears...
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Norman Mailer
(person)
5
— American writer who in The Armies of the Night (1968) analyzed the spiritual alienation of the urban middle class and th...
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A Series of Unfortunate Events
(book)
5
— A children's book series mentioned alongside Skulduggery Pleasant as examples of simplistic books that former 'gifted ki...
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Kiwifarms
(place)
5
— Online forum community that uses investigative abilities to infiltrate and expose networks involved in monkey torture co...
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John Kerry
(person)
5
— Presidential candidate represented as Ambien in opposition to George W. Bush's cocaine in a drug-politics framework.
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Henry Miller
(person)
5
— American writer invoked as a symbol of freedom and liberation from delusion about beauty standards and social media.
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DSM-5
(concept)
5
— The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, criticized in discussions about the validity a...
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San Antonio
(place)
5
— Texas city where a pit bull attack killed a one-year-old baby being watched by a 13-year-old babysitter.
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Linkin Park
(album)
5
— Early 2000s rap-metal band discussed as having avoided the cringe stigma associated with their genre and era, with music...
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MLK
(person)
5
— Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights leader whose assassination is argued to be America's most successful domestic psyop...
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7th Heaven
(film)
5
— Television sitcom referenced as an example of the naive, idealized reality where authority figures easily solve problems...
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Roland Barthes
(person)
5
— French literary theorist referenced in context of separating the art from the artist and the 'death of the author' conce...
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Freud
(person)
5
— Sigmund Freud, foundational figure in psychology, referenced as basic knowledge that a Psychology PhD candidate surprisi...
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Jesse Plemons
(person)
5
— Actor discussed as being typecast in modern Hollywood as a stand-in for the working class, playing disheveled manual lab...
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Vultures
(album)
5
— Kanye West album that received negative reviews but benefited from critics focusing on his antisemitism rather than the ...
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MSSOM
(person)
5
— Reddit user known for Dasha posting, running a book club, and whose account drama and deletion was mourned by community ...
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The Virgin Suicides
(film)
5
— A Sofia Coppola film praised as an exception to typical teen movies, accurately capturing the awkward conservatism of a ...
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Tate McRae
(person)
5
— A celebrity who hooked up with someone's friend, leading him to become obsessed and spend three hours daily at the gym t...
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Christopher Columbus
(person)
5
— Historical explorer invoked in a conspiracy theory about white people enslaving black people beginning in the 1400s.
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Spotify Wrapped
(concept)
5
— Annual Spotify feature summarizing users' listening habits that one user accidentally skewed by playing one song for thr...
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The Odyssey
(book)
5
— Homer's epic poem referenced as a metaphor for contemporary cultural disorientation and the search for home in a destabi...
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Ted Bundy
(book)
5
— Serial killer mentioned as an exception to the principle against taking pleasure in others' suffering.
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Tony Hinchcliffe
(person)
5
— A comedian and host of Kill Tony podcast, criticized as completely unfunny despite his popularity, with his comedy descr...
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Bon Iver
(person)
5
— Indie folk musician whose influence on contemporary music is characterized as having negative consequences for musical d...
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Leon Trotsky
(person)
5
— Revolutionary leader who was assassinated with an ice pick, subject of childhood misunderstanding about the weapon.
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Princess Diana
(person)
5
— Late British royal referenced as a glamorous figure with a tragic life, used as comparison point for Rama Duwaji.
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Sarah Jessica Parker
(person)
5
— Actress from Sex and the City who was the subject of media criticism about her appearance in the 2000s, but is now being...
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Malaysia
(place)
5
— Southeast Asian country where a poster's uncle died unexpectedly in his sleep during a family vacation following trips t...
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Seth Rogen
(person)
5
— Actor and comedian defended as overhated despite having said cringe things, with Superbad and Pineapple Express cited as...
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Cottagecore
(concept)
5
— Aesthetic and lifestyle trend embraced by zoomers as daydream about fulfillment through self-sustaining work, contrasted...
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Jim Carrey
(person)
5
— Actor mentioned in comparison to the actress from the movie Smile (2022), suggesting a physical resemblance combined wit...
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Pitbull
(person)
5
— Musician described as the "perfect himbo" who radiates positivity and gave an impromptu concert in Kodiak, Alaska after ...
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Wife Swap
(film)
5
— Reality TV show featuring families swapping wives, discussed as revealing extreme American family dysfunction and immora...
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r/neoliberal
(place)
5
— A subreddit where users present an optimistic view of Biden's policies and economic conditions, contrasting with mainstr...
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Jake Gyllenhaal
(person)
5
— Actor who starred alongside Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain and was noted for appearing so young in the 2005 film whe...
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Vibe Shift
(concept)
5
— A cultural and political transformation that began after COVID and was cemented with Trump's 2024 victory, marking a shi...
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Benson Boone
(person)
5
— Contemporary pop musician whose music is played in grocery stores, contrasted unfavorably with traditional Muzak backgro...
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Mahmoud Khalil
(person)
5
— Individual whose case involving constitutional rights and due process was discussed on Red Scare podcast regarding depor...
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Liam Gallagher
(person)
5
— Frontman of Oasis known for provocative quotes about other musicians, including insults about Mumford and Sons, Florence...
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NASCAR
(concept)
5
— American auto racing series described as peak Americana involving watching cars circle tracks for hours while drinking
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David Brooks
(person)
5
— Writer whose "lookism" op-ed was discussed on the Red Scare episode "Mumford & Cucks" where Dasha made controversial sta...
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Imagine Dragons
(album)
5
— Band whose song 'Believer' represents mainstream children's taste in contrast to more refined parental preferences
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r/politics
(place)
5
— Reddit political discussion forum criticized as a feckless, neutered form of resistance where people engage in useless g...
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Billy Eichner
(person)
5
— A performer or public figure singled out as representing sanitized, corporate gay representation that is now out of favo...
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Maryland
(place)
5
— State discussed in context of Governor Wes Moore's address on young men's declining labor participation, suicide rates, ...
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São Paulo
(place)
5
— Largest city in the Americas and fourth-largest in the world, discussed as notably absent from international cultural di...
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