A Twitch fad started by popular streamer Jerma985 and since picked up by several other streamers, where live feed of "the horror" is occasionally put on screen during a regular stream, such as gaming or chatting. Anyone who sees "the horror" finds it extremely funny, with laughing fits sometimes lasting hours, but every time it is shown, one of the viewers dies from unknown causes. Finding victims has proven difficult due to the global nature of Twitch viewership, and as such only 6 out of the estimated 70 victims of the trend have been identified and located, with the subsequent autopsies yielding no conclusive results as to the cause of death. This effect is only observed during the live streams; Twitch clips or externally recorded footage of "the horror" have been confirmed to not produce the same reaction, and were instead found by viewers to be mildly unsettling but otherwise uninteresring, with no fatalities recorded. While the nature and origin of "the horror" are currently uncertain, the current theory suggests a ▉▉▉▉▉ ▉▉ ▉▉▉▉▉▉ ▉▉▉▉▉▉
I'm not gonna peep the horror, chat. I'm not doing it! We've killed, what, eight people today? *reads chat* "Do it again, you pussy"? You know what, you guys are assholes. Okay, fuck it. You wanted it, here it is. *"the horror" appears on screen, killing ▉▉ year old ▉▉▉▉▉ ▉▉▉▉▉▉▉ from ▉▉▉▉▉▉▉, ▉▉, USA*
-recorded during Jerma985 stream on 11.▉▉.2021
-recorded during Jerma985 stream on 11.▉▉.2021
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A genre of music that blends pop hooks, sing-a-long melodies and bubblegum guitar riffs with horror themed lyrics and imagery, when applicable. Relatable pop genre tropes such as love, break-ups and family struggles are still present and addressed. The topics are discussed with lyrical twists that plant the songs firmly in the realm of an upbeat horror movie akin to films such as “The Monster Squad”. Putting the listener in a fun, lighthearted, upbeat world, being a new escape for them.
“My girlfriend’s a vampire, she has a blood lust desire, we kiss under the moonlight, she stays away from the sunlight, doesn’t matter what she is to me, she’ll always be beautiful to me.”
The genre offers a new voice for those out there that enjoy pop music itself but are not enthralled by the generic and cliché lyrics. Through Pop-Horror, they now have a form of pop music with lyrics that are more suited for their mindset, being a genre that understands its fans.
The genre emphasizes individualism, confidence, creativity, imagination, passion and fun. Also reassuring its fans that they are not alone, and that they have found their family.
Pop-Horror is a new genre of music created and led by the band, Friday on Elm Street.
The genre offers a new voice for those out there that enjoy pop music itself but are not enthralled by the generic and cliché lyrics. Through Pop-Horror, they now have a form of pop music with lyrics that are more suited for their mindset, being a genre that understands its fans.
The genre emphasizes individualism, confidence, creativity, imagination, passion and fun. Also reassuring its fans that they are not alone, and that they have found their family.
Pop-Horror is a new genre of music created and led by the band, Friday on Elm Street.
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Get the horololo mug.Hooroo is a distinctively Australian way of saying “goodbye”.
The "truly wondrous fantasmagorically splendiferously magickal word hooroo" (credited to someone's Uncle Wally) echoes two likely sources.
It's a bit of a joyous exclamation, as in "Hooroo! hooroo!
hooray!" (Darby O'Gill), and it's also something of an owl's hoot, as in "the proper hooroo, hooroo" (The Sword in the Stone).
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The "truly wondrous fantasmagorically splendiferously magickal word hooroo" (credited to someone's Uncle Wally) echoes two likely sources.
It's a bit of a joyous exclamation, as in "Hooroo! hooroo!
hooray!" (Darby O'Gill), and it's also something of an owl's hoot, as in "the proper hooroo, hooroo" (The Sword in the Stone).
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"For my part, I do believe I should go quite insane, were I to live in {a} Land where people wandered around screaming, 'HOOROO' at one- another". said Werewolfy"
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