Definitions by peakia
Recurring death theory
Recurring death theory, or RDT for short, is a conspiracy theory in which it is believed that deaths, in which mostly stated as "Celebrity deaths" come very shortly after another celebrity death, in which then a cooling off period starts until another celebrity dies, and then another after that.
The most notable instance of this is when the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, passed away a few hours after Charlie's Angels star Farrah Fawcett did.
A recent example of this would be that record producer Tay Keith passed away a few days after singer-songwriter Oliver Tree did.
The most notable instance of this is when the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, passed away a few hours after Charlie's Angels star Farrah Fawcett did.
A recent example of this would be that record producer Tay Keith passed away a few days after singer-songwriter Oliver Tree did.
"Woah! Very famous person died right after other famous person died! Recurring death theory is real!"
Recurring death theory by peakia June 26, 2026
Server theory
If an event happens in a community server, like discord, an event might happen in real life either on the same day or close to the day that the event happened in the server.
Can be shortened to "ST".
Can be shortened to "ST".
Person 1: Woah! A huge staff member got demoted today! And a very popular person died in real life!
Person 2: Must have been server theory.
Person 2: Must have been server theory.
Server theory by peakia June 18, 2026
Rael
Calling something rael, or rather "Is this rael?" refers to asking if something is israel or feels israeli, like Hazbin Hotel or Digital Circus. It is clean because it sounds similar to asking "Is this real?".
Rubin theory
This would be referencing the quote from American record producer Rick Rubin, in which he states "If you have an idea and don’t bring it to life, it’s not uncommon for the idea to find its voice through another maker."
"Not because they stole it, but because the idea’s time has come."
"Not because they stole it, but because the idea’s time has come."
Person 1: "Oh dudeeeee I've been seeing the number 57 for years now this new thing called 67 is stealing the spotlight!"
Person 2: "Rubin theory, man. Should've made it public"
Person 2: "Rubin theory, man. Should've made it public"
Rubin theory by peakia May 29, 2026
midgen
The term "midgen" is often used to refer to an individual that is neither a new member, or an old member, but in the middle. The term is in the middle of newgen (new generation) and oldgen (old generation), therefore it is the middle generation.
It can mean a member that has spent some time in a specific community, but hasn't been a member long enough to be considered OG.
It can mean a member that has spent some time in a specific community, but hasn't been a member long enough to be considered OG.