Random
Source Code
Random
the Tudor Ivan effect is a nonconformist phenomenon with aphrodisiac intentions applied to a partner of the opposite sex with the intention of initiating or simmering the man towards a sweet game of cards.
Person 1: Idk man she has everything, like personality, good tastes and large balconies. But today she ghosted me and I am mad.
Person 2: Oh no you just gotten the Tudor Ivan Effect lmao.
Every loser will once be a winner.
You know, it’s the Dan Quayle effect. You know, he won the second time — I mean, lost the second time, he got to run.
When a group of basic white girls spend too much time together, and they all begin to look the same.
Damn bro, the Becky Effect is in full force at this bar. All those girls by the door look alike!
Becky 1: “Oh my god Becky, I love your makeup!”
Becky 2: “Oh I know, it’s the same as yours Becky!!”
A moment when you feel like you know everything despite the fact that you spell like a 3 year old.
Inspired by Bill Gates.
Guy One: I know exactly what I'm talking about, I know everything.
Guy Two: You still can't even spell your own name, you're under the billy effect.
When you start listening to a band or artist you never listened to before (or even heard of) because you met someone who listens to them and got a crush on them. Named after the finnish gothic rock band HIM. It started from when people would meet Diksi or Joca, then they'd get a crush on one of them and start listening to their favourite band HIM.
A: And then she said bye back and I put on my headphones and listened to Curta'n wall. Ohhh man.
B: Since when did you start listening to Curta'n wall?!?!
A: Since forever duhhh
B: Shut up dude, you've been listening to them ever since you met Jane.
A: Aw man, it's the HIM effect once again...
Leaving girls soaking wet and wanting more
When Sam messages a girl it makes them have the Sam effect and want to play with themselves
The effect of a larger entity appealing more towards external entities with more resources rather than their own entities.
It is named after the continuous double standards set in East Asian countries like China, Japan, and South Korea on Western tourists, giving them a false rrality that many citizens dream to have. A big example are then amount of people wanting to work in Japan despite its hellish working conditions because of the false vision being given to them. This can also be seen on corporations appealing to a small handful of investors, resulting in them alienating their wider target audience
Korean guy looking at twitter: Why are so many westerners trying to subject themselves to our hellish life?
Another Korean guy who has been on twitter for a long time: It's the East Asia Effect