Hyper irony is a term coined by the artist and youtuber jrEg. It is defined as the return to sincerity from irony. This means, that there are two layers of irony present. The technique is used frquently on the internet in the form of memes.
The movie, The Raven and the Seagull, portrays the post-colonial relationship between Greenland and Denmark through the over use of stereotypical Greenlandic garments and stereotypes. It sincerely conveys its message through hyper irony - it returns from irony to sincerity.
by LessDestiny April 19, 2022
X: when there are 5 minutes remaining for adhan of maghrib in Ramadan:
image of thirsty spongebob
Y: unfunny revert irony.
image of thirsty spongebob
Y: unfunny revert irony.
by the huzzie April 9, 2021
When someone tries to pretend they were being ironic, but they meant exactly what they were saying. Often a tactic of bullies and fascists who claim they were just making jokes and having fun, but the intent has nothing to do with having fun.
It's false irony when Matt Walsh's Twitter calls himself a "Theocratic fascist", and pretends he's just being ironic, but then actually promotes fascism.
by YourPreudonym August 2, 2022
Furry irony works in the same vein as hood or thug irony where furry content is used as a joke ironically. It is usually paired with unrelated pieces of text, traces memes with furry characters, or in a speech bubble format.
Person 1: Look at this furry irony meme!
Person 2: Dude you're a furry.
Person 1: Nuh uh. See? It's ironic.
Person 2: Ok man.
Person 2: Dude you're a furry.
Person 1: Nuh uh. See? It's ironic.
Person 2: Ok man.
by Definitely Not Oats April 12, 2023
Having no control of your own but that of a muppet, with its hand up your butt making your every move for you.
There's a muppetic irony to Petey's lack of self-control...I suspect Kermit, what with his brown-stained hand and all.
by Richree December 23, 2005
When a human being is so out of control it is as if they are being controlled by a muppet. (The implication is that the human has a muppet's hand up his or her ass, controlling his or her every move.)
by Jeemus LeBouche March 22, 2007
As defined by eeClayton:
someone who analyses passages for ironic content, and then remarks - "ha, how ironic"
someone who analyses passages for ironic content, and then remarks - "ha, how ironic"
I hear that television intellectual has a new book out
Yes, that's right. She has hidden her lack of wit with a sarcy kind of irony.
And there is a lame photograph of her in the inside cover, taken whilst she brooded around after graduating from her college course in Sexual Politics or some such pseudo what the what all irony snob
Yes, that's right. She has hidden her lack of wit with a sarcy kind of irony.
And there is a lame photograph of her in the inside cover, taken whilst she brooded around after graduating from her college course in Sexual Politics or some such pseudo what the what all irony snob
by BewaretheidesofJanuary November 2, 2009