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When a small event, object, individual or term in a #PewDiePie video evolves into an internal phenomenon within the PewDiePie fan base, being the result of either highlighting by Felix Kjellberg himself or by being continuously posted about on his personal #subreddit r/pewdiepiesubmissions.
Bro 1: The tower of tambourine is so tall!
Bro 2: Yeah, but its just an outcome of the Kjellberg Effect.
What happens when inflation of a currency gets out of hand. The result? Everything become expensive, and the economy tanks and implodes. Named after what happened with Gaia Online and the whole "Goldemort's gold generator" situation.
Economists must know that while manageable inflation is good, hyperinflation and the Gaia effect can cause severe consequences.
A psychological effect that happens to girls where they get led on from a basic “mid” frat boy from farmhouse fraternity. Then proceed to contemplate life and degrade themselves.
Did you hear about Macy and Jackson? She got hit by the Farmhouse Effect.
a long lasting effect on people who listen to the band duster. symptoms: being sad/depressed, listening to duster 24/7, no bitches, and making unfunny stratosphere jokes.
random: “oh no did you hear what happened to alex?” random 2: “no what happened?” random: “he is going through the duster effect!” random 2: “oh no poor guy”
When someone appears in your life and you become 30% more awesome.
Damn son, I used to be the lead singer in the church choir before this dude popped up. Look at me now, all swagged out 'n' shit. Boy I like the Lori effect .
A partially or entirely made up story with the intention of giving false pride to Greece or greeks.
Origin: George Futanaris, a greek tradwr who lived while the events of the greek revolution were happening who caused inflation problems to the Ottomans, hence Futanari Inflation
The greek language could have been the international language of the world but lost by one vote(example of futanari effect)
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When you go somewhere and end up spending WAY more money than you originally intended. Like when you go to Target for a few things and end up with a cart full of things you didn't mean to buy.
I went to H&M yesterday to buy a pair of pants and suffered from the Target Effect. I spent $350 on new clothes. 😭