From NBC's public service advertisements. During the short clip a celebrity personality will state some fact, followed by the ending "The More You Know" sequence.
Can be used as a sarcastic response to learning some typically useless knowledge, trivia or fact.
Can be used as a sarcastic response to learning some typically useless knowledge, trivia or fact.
by J. Ev. March 06, 2008
A reference to NBC public service announcements which would feature celebrities reciting a random (usually touching) fact, followed by the statement, "The More You Know."
Thus, a person may say this after reciting something that is not necessarily useful to the listener. It may also indicate that the user does not expect a response from the listener.
Often rendered like a tag, e.g. #themoreyouknow.
Thus, a person may say this after reciting something that is not necessarily useful to the listener. It may also indicate that the user does not expect a response from the listener.
Often rendered like a tag, e.g. #themoreyouknow.
by IAmLordDumbledore February 08, 2011