Fandomfuck 

to use one's fandom against them.

Whatever, why don't you go home and watch Xena and whine about the subtext!

DON'T YOU DARE FANDOMFUCK ME LIKE THAT! After all the Otalia vid.s you made me watch?!

Fandomfuck by klytaemnestra August 25, 2010

Findemfuckemandflee 

When you find a girl fuck her till she becomes a man and run before she gives birth to another 70 annoying little fuckers (foetus).

Its not called pver population until you "findemfuckemandflee"

Findemfuckemandflee by Privatenignogery March 28, 2019

Fandamnfuckintastic 

Much better than fandamntastic. Its got 'fuck' in it so it has to be good :]

You did a fandamnfuckintastic job on your test, son!!! I am so proud of you!!

Fandamnfuckintastic by unlimited 69 January 15, 2010

fandomfucked

a recurring period of time (typically lasting from 5 minutes to a day) when you’re unable to stop thinking about a fandom you’re currently in or something you’re currently obsessed with (usually a show or video game) and you start making connections to it in real life (e.g. you notice a bike in a parking lot and immediately think of how the kids in stranger things ride bikes), can be positive or negative (also called fanfucking or fanminding/fanminded)

“we should take the elevator”
“WAS THAT A REGRETEVATOR REFERENCE?”
“yeah ur definitely fandomfucked”

fandomfucked by p.v.d. April 13, 2026

Fandomfication 

The process by which fans transform standalone media into extensive, fan-driven franchises or narratives, adding layers of lore, theories, and headcanons that often overshadow the simplicity or mystery of the original work. This phenomenon, sometimes referred to as unnecessary franchising, can alter the reputation and reception of the original media by expanding it beyond its intended scope and tone.

In other words: Fans take a nice, simple story and turn it into a never-ending saga with more lore than the creators ever intended.

The fandomfication of Homestuck allowed good actors to foster positive environments for discussion and collaboration, while bad actors used their platforms to shame others for liking "incorrect" ships or headcanons.

Fandomfication by alwoalz November 1, 2024