A term used to describe a piece of media that is created for comedy but is actually low quality and unintelligent, metaphorically causing your brain to rot.
by UrLocalStepBro74 January 9, 2024
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Get the Brainrotmug. The idea that cancel culture is justice. People who show these signs will cancel people for saying anything even if it is minuscule and the person they are trying to cancel has not actually committed a crime. The idea of cancel culture thrives on hate and not justice bringing people who are both hateful and sensitive to the topic.
This person thinks cancel culture is always right and they do not check their facts before trying to cancel someone. They have Cancel Culture Brainrot
by razztism December 2, 2024
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Get the Cancel Culture Brainrotmug. A modern condition caused by excessive exposure to TikTok, Reels, or short-form content, leading to mental “brainrot”—characterized by a cluttered mind filled with useless trivia, viral sounds, and fleeting dopamine hits. Symptoms include decreased attention span, compulsive scrolling, and quoting random TikTok audios unironically.
I needed to study for the finals tomorrow, but instead, I was scrolling on TikTok and IG Reels for several hours because my Chronic Brainrot Syndrome (CBS) was flaring up. Now I can’t stop humming random TikTok audios while panicking about my notes.
My Chronic Brainrot Syndrome (CBS) kicked in hard last night. I spent four hours watching IG Reels about cats instead of finishing my project.
My Chronic Brainrot Syndrome (CBS) kicked in hard last night. I spent four hours watching IG Reels about cats instead of finishing my project.
by Aflbck December 19, 2024
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Get the Brainrotmug. by SCPlayz7000 April 21, 2024
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Get the brainrot syndromemug. 