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''Know Shaming'' is the petty social act of making someone feel smaller or stupid for literally not having known the information someone is telling them. Know shaming can occur in social or academic discourse, but also in interactions around media or celebrity consumption.
A: Have you heard of band XYZ?
B: No I Hav---
A: OMG! How do you not know about them!??!?!? Do you live under a rock?!?!! I knew about them ages ago like before they got popular.... YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THEM.
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A: Did you know..
B: No..
A: What OMG! Do you even read? So basically...
B: This is know shaming. How could I know anything about something before I know it?
When people shame you for not watching game of thrones
I got “game shamed” me when I told her I don’t watch game of thrones.
When someone does something atrocious and becomes famous for it.
Ted Bundy got shame fame after he went to prison.
When someone does something atrocious and becomes famous for it.
Ted Bundy got shame fame after he was sent to prison.
Shaming the gear of someone who tries to wear a historic uniform by pointing out every flaw and shitting on them, rather than offering genuine advice/ constructive criticism
Uh.... okay
Try this
Gear Shaming is such: "Hey, man, your uniform is shit. There's so much wrong with it. You're a peice of shit."
Not Gear Shaming: "Hey, guy, I see a couple things wrong on your uniform, here's some resources to help you improve!"
Its when you nut and the Post Nut Clarity hits, now you've got to shut down the porn. Finaly you realize what you've watched, shame, shame, shame.
Bro 1 : Shit man, you know when you get the Shameful shutdown
Bro 2 : fuck yeah man, I get it all the time
In addition to shaming a commenter who could have easily Googled an answer themselves, instead of asking and waiting around for someone to do it for them it can mean...
Shaming someone for using Google to understand something, or as the basis of their research. Just because you didn't get it from JSTOR doesn't mean it isn't a valid place to do your research. It's about thinking critically about your sources, not just the ease with which you got them. Don't Google Shame.
Person A: I have an opinion on a subject in which I am not an expert because of the things I have Googled...
Person B: Google isn't a fuckin degree, yo! Your hardly an expert!
Person A: Duh, get outta here with your Google Shaming. I can still be an educated, multi-faceted person who can form an opinion, yo.
Person B: Why don't you kill yourself and leave the opinions to the people who actually do this.
Person A: fuckin internet comments. *sigh*