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bait used to be believable 

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a phrase used in response to when someone tries to bait others into believing something or tries to make other people angry
troll: *something really bad*
human: bait used to be believable
bait used to be believable by bamfwag December 23, 2023
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Bait used to be believable

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A memetic term used to describe how much rage bait (and trolling in general) has declined in the past decade, becoming so obvious and low-effort that you'd have to be mighty stupid to fall for it.
Obvious hacker: "Bruhhh I got banned because I was too good at this game for those stupid plebs bruhhh the mods are losers bruhhh"

Chad: "Bait used to be believable."
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bait used to be believable • Bait • Bait and Switch • Bait and Tackle • bait out • Bait N' Tackle • bait box • Bait Crate • Bait guy • Bait Hole
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