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fandom brainrot

The aftermath of being obsessed with a certain media. This includes;

* Being reminded of it through certain words/symbols,
* Sharing it to all your friends/family/mutuals after watching/playing it,
* Constantly talking about it after you already constantly talked about it.

This is not neurodivergent-exclusive.
"Man, ever since i got into (insert your favourite media here, idk), it has become a part of me even though i'm into (other media you like).. I think i have fandom brainrot."
by lappytoppy May 7, 2023
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touhou brainrot

What I'm currently experiencing
From the second I wake up to the second I fall asleep, I'm thinking about those cute gay girls with funny little hats from Gensokyo.... I think I have Touhou brainrot.
by Youkai of the Dusk August 8, 2023
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Among us Brainrot

Severe and total brainrot caused by hit game "Among Us" commonly shortened to "Amogus". AUB (Among Us Brainrot) is a severe condition that can lead to insanity. There are many symptoms including (but not limited to):

Seeing among us characters in everyday objects, Commonly using the phrase "sus" (short for suspicious), bringing up Among Us for no reason, having mental break downs from Among Us and Among Us related topics (usually in the form of saying something along the lines of "get out of my head!"), having panic attacks whenever the words "imposter" "sus" "among us" or "crewmate" are brought up.

These symptoms are not usually 1-1 and in some cases symptoms will mix and match with other symptoms. AUB is a non-reproducible condition (mostly), it an adverse side affect of a dead game making reproduction of the illness mostly non-reproducible. If you or a loved one experience minor AUB it is best to keep them/yourself away from others afflicted with AUB as they(possibly you as well) will work together to collectively speed up the brain degradation. AUB as of now is a uncurable illness, however time away from Among Us and Among Us related topics seems to be a temporary cure.
Person 1: "There seems to be an imposter amongst us"
Person 2: "GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD!"
Person 1: "Wait what? What's his problem?"
Person 3:"He suffers from Among Us Brainrot (AUB)"
by AntiFreeze1001 May 6, 2023
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Brainrot

This is the effect that happens when you can’t stop thinking about a certain subject or topic, causing it to become the main focus of your attention for a while
Person 1: dude Marvel released so many things in 2021
Person 2: yeah I have serious Marvel brainrot rn
by berry street January 1, 2022
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brainkiller

(also brain-killer)

1) someone who make others confused especially by talking.

2) any drug that prevents you from thinking.

3) something that is hard to understand.
1) - i had some plans but i don't know what to do now.
- you shouldn't have talked to him. he's a brainkiller.

2) i remember nothing about the accident. are you sure this drug is a painkiller instead of a brainkiller?

3) all the calculation is a brainkiller for me.
by westaxes November 14, 2004
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skibidi brainrot

Skibidi Brainrot is a thing which plauges all 2-year-olds who watch Skibidi Toilet. It basically is the thing that compells all stupid kids to sing the wretched "Skibidi Dop Dop Dop Yes Yes Yes" song.
Jeremy has suffered some servere skibidi brainrot!
by derpyg September 6, 2023
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Brainrot

a term used to describe when you are thinking about something (a show, book, specific character, topic, etc.) so often to the point that it feels like it's rotting your brain. this term can be used in negative contexts, but one common example is using it as an affectionate way to describe a current hyperfixation/interest
"i have Gravity Falls brainrot."
by FriendlyNeighborhoodFurry August 8, 2022
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