The Djo Effect

A strange feeling of discomfort and agony that occurs when a piece of media (be it a song, a movie, a videogame, a book, etc.) that you are extremely fond of which was once relatively unknown to the general public suddenly becomes extremely mainstream via social media or some other means of publicity, thus kinda ruining the personal connection you had made with that piece of media.

*End of Beginning by Djo plays quietly in the background from a small Bluetooth speaker*
"Man, I used to really like Napoleon Dynamite but then everyone started quoting it all the time."
'Same here man, that's a classic case of The Djo Effect.'

by Ginrephiced E-file May 2, 2024

Posse Effect

1. When a group of guys do something crazy or stupid together making it look cool. Similar to the cheerleader effect.

The posse effect makes jumping off a bridge look cool.

by HOMERO89 July 20, 2022

The Bruner Effect

A throwback or lapse of the mind that brings back the joy of a childhood that causes an individual to skip in place or attempt to fly away by flapping their arms in their perspective environment.

*sees random person trying to fly away*

“This person is displaying The Bruner Effect.”

by Geissele_416D November 22, 2023

SML effect

The sml (super mario logan) effect is a process in which a cast made of non original characters are slowly replaced by original characters resembling the cast. Noteable examples include SML and SMG4.

"Have you seen they redesigned fishy boopkins?"
"Yeah it's a total SML effect"

by LebanonFrames April 16, 2023

labrynth effect

“when you think something isn’t is like that but it’s not.“-chad from cold ones

maxmoefoe: wait wait what isn’t there three parts?

chad(anything4views): you’re havin a labrynth effect

by hammybon3r September 6, 2021

Doppelgänger effect

When you attracted to someone because they closely resemble your ex

I'm not sure if I'm into gingers now, or if it's a just the doppelgänger effect.

by Jpinn March 29, 2016

Stillusion Effect

An ironic occurrence when two situations happen either at the same time, or different times. When the blamed or the two people responsible (One at occurrence 1, one at occurrence 2) give strange but similar response or backup story. One will be lying and one will actually be telling the truth.

One person would accidentally break a peice of equipment, and the other person was accused of stealing something. Both of the people accused know nothing about the other or seen each other, but the person blaming both of them know them a certain way. Both of them give the same statement.

"I did not do it, I wouldn't have anything to do with it, why think I do such a thing?"

One is lying, one is innocent. Stillusion Effect was occurring.

by YesImLoki June 2, 2018