The Jonas‘ phenomenon describes a communicative device which can also be seen as a character trait. It defines a statement/testimony which is expressed in the opposite way of its original meaning, without an ironic emphasis. When looking at the intention's of its use, those are not always clear.
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Get the Steven Irvin phenomenon mug.The Gretzky phenomenon happens during trivia when an answer seems too obvious to possibly be the true answer, and hence the team misses the correct answer.
We faced the Gretzky phenomenon last night when the question master asked who had the most super bowls in NFL history.
by Gretzkyphenoms July 21, 2017
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"Sounds like Goyal's Phenomenon."
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Get the Goyal's Phenomenon mug.When a game, project, or update is repeatedly promised to release soon but constantly delayed.
Though the developers and community continue to believe with absolute faith that “it’s coming back.”
Originates from the Roblox game Soulz, which has experienced countless “soon” announcements, date pushbacks, and revival promises since 2024. Despite it all, the fans still hold on.
Symptoms:
Announcements such as: “release in ~1 month” or “this Saturday for sure 🙏”
Edits quietly changing dates: “soon” becomes “later this week”
Devs reminding everyone: “it’s not discontinued” every few months
Hopium-fueled optimism keeping the fanbase alive
Sneak peeks dropped just often enough to reignite belief
Synonyms:
Development hell, Hopium cycle, Soon Syndrome
Antonym:
Released, open beta, full release
Though the developers and community continue to believe with absolute faith that “it’s coming back.”
Originates from the Roblox game Soulz, which has experienced countless “soon” announcements, date pushbacks, and revival promises since 2024. Despite it all, the fans still hold on.
Symptoms:
Announcements such as: “release in ~1 month” or “this Saturday for sure 🙏”
Edits quietly changing dates: “soon” becomes “later this week”
Devs reminding everyone: “it’s not discontinued” every few months
Hopium-fueled optimism keeping the fanbase alive
Sneak peeks dropped just often enough to reignite belief
Synonyms:
Development hell, Hopium cycle, Soon Syndrome
Antonym:
Released, open beta, full release
“They said the update’s coming next week again? Nah dude, that whole project is undergoing the Soulz phenomenon."
“I’ve been waiting for this game’s return for two years... I think I’m suffering from the Soulz phenomenon.”
“Don’t worry guys, it’s not cancelled... it’s Soulzed.”
“I’ve been waiting for this game’s return for two years... I think I’m suffering from the Soulz phenomenon.”
“Don’t worry guys, it’s not cancelled... it’s Soulzed.”
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