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The millennials have discovered slo mo and I'm fucking here for

@kittymcbiddle

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Why it worked

The creator leans into a relatable and humorous take on a cultural observation, using exaggerated reactions and playful absurdity to engage the audience. The unexpected mention of Christopher Columbus adds a layer of surreal humor.

Summary

The creator reacts to a comment about millennials discovering slow-motion videos, humorously expressing disbelief and a desire for this trend to continue. They then playfully ask for an autograph from the "ghost of Christopher Columbus" and express a desire to keep this trend alive, contrasting it with other painful aspects of life.

Structure

1Reacting to comment about millennials and slow-mo
2Expressing disbelief and humor
3Joking about Christopher Columbus
4Playfully asking for an autograph
5Wishing for the trend to continue

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Reply to Harley's comment The millennials have discovered slo mo and I'm fucking here for

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I'm kind of freaking out over here. I never thought that I would ever meet the fucking ghost of Christopher Columbus. But seriously, please let us have this. Everything else is painful. It's not like every time I'm falling asleep, I'm just watching the plane, watching into the towers over and over. What was that? You want my house? Sir, I already live here. I'm only but a poor millennial. I think I'd just take the map down. But was it like, uh, the me flower? Can I have your fucking autograph? But seriously, please let us have this. Everything else is painful. It's not like every time I'm falling asleep, I'm just watching the plane, watching into the towers over and over. What was that? You want my house? Sir, I already live here. I'm only but a poor millennial. I think I'd just take the map down. But was it like, uh, the me flower? Can I have your fucking autograph?