by Silvereagle March 10, 2021
The effect that occurs when two people named Ismail convince you of something, or convince you to do something as long as it doesn't break the law. There is a 99.8% chance that Ismail and Ismail will successfully convince the subject. There are only a handful of recorded unsuccessful cases, though many say they are false reports.
Example 1:
Person 1: Wow I can't believe Ismail S. and Ismail H. convinced me to go camping at Joshua Tree, I hate the outdoors!
Person 2: They call that the Double-Ismail Effect
Example 2:
Someone get me two Ismails, this situation calls for The Double-Ismail Effect.
Person 1: Wow I can't believe Ismail S. and Ismail H. convinced me to go camping at Joshua Tree, I hate the outdoors!
Person 2: They call that the Double-Ismail Effect
Example 2:
Someone get me two Ismails, this situation calls for The Double-Ismail Effect.
by wohoitsame March 23, 2020
When one finds themselves completely infatuated with any character played by Matt Smith, no matter how evil or manipulative said character is. Confusion plays a big role in this phenomena as overwhelming feelings of lust are met with strong twinges of guilt. See also the concept of “uglyhot” and the power of unconventional attractiveness.
“Why am I so unbelievably attracted to Prince Philip in Netflix’s The Crown?
“Don’t worry - you’re not actually attracted to the late Duke of Edinburgh - you’re just experiencing the Matt Smith Effect.”
“Don’t worry - you’re not actually attracted to the late Duke of Edinburgh - you’re just experiencing the Matt Smith Effect.”
by Late Night Thoughts September 13, 2022
The effect that transcends one's curiosity into an overactive drive/need to experience something, regardless of the ending possibilities. It is different from peer pressure since it does not require external forces, but is similar to physiological effects, such as being horny.
A: I think I wanna get a prostate exam, just to see what it's like
B: That's the Pandora's Box Effect, dude. Don't fall for it.
A few days later
A: I got a prostate exam.
B: You look a little different.
A: You think?
B: That's the Pandora's Box Effect, dude. Don't fall for it.
A few days later
A: I got a prostate exam.
B: You look a little different.
A: You think?
by NTRP January 06, 2021
When you fall in love with a fictional character from a movie/tv show and it turns out the actor looks nothing like them in real life. E.g Aragorn from lord of the rings is played by Viggo Mortensen who looks nothing like him in real life
Man 1: Bro I’m in love with Aragorn
Man 2: yeah, shame the actor aged like milk
Man 1: that’s the Viggo Mortensen effect
Man 2: yeah, shame the actor aged like milk
Man 1: that’s the Viggo Mortensen effect
by Winelover42069 January 01, 2022
The theory that argues that we all start innocent and people, the environment and circumstances shape how we see right and wrong. We then have only one goal and there are no heroes or villains since you think that your objective is morally right. Love doesn't exist since it can weaken your mission and the individual is the most important thing.
After WWII many soldiers found themselves difficult to adapt to society because of the Big Boss Effect.
by Rudernstein February 16, 2016
Since Jessie J released her smash hit “Bang Bang” in 2014 featuring Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande the three superstars have performed the song almost over 60 times due to its popularity.
The “Bang Bang Effect” is when you are made to do something because you are good at it even though you may not like it.
The “Bang Bang Effect” is when you are made to do something because you are good at it even though you may not like it.
by wxllxxmx December 27, 2020