Tyler Effect
Person 1: Hey dude you look a lot better and talk more now
Person 2: Yeah it's called the Tyler Effect
Person 2: Yeah it's called the Tyler Effect
Tyler Effect by TylerDoggo September 12, 2020
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Tyler Effect
The ability to change someone's life significantly for the better courtesy of the one and only Tyler
Person 1: "Hey man you've been a lot more confident recently, what's changed?"
Person 2: "The Tyler Effect happened."
Person 2: "The Tyler Effect happened."
Tyler Effect by TylerDoggo September 12, 2020
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The Tyler Effect
Upon meeting a specific type of person, some minority’s rather than disagreeing with racist comments, they begin making some on themselves.
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The Tyler Perry Effect
A phenomenon when only black people think dry jokes about themselves being loud, rambunctious, classless, and uneducated people who lack long-term goals, are just hilarious.
Sorry, I don't watch shows that aren't comedic in the least, you faggot. God, another victim of The Tyler Perry effect.
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The increasing interest in posting nudes,sexting,and nudes theft for public publishing on a computer or website which could lead one to commit such a crime.
"Looks like Josh got the "Tyler Moore Effect" and posted his ex-girlfriend Kimberly on isanyoneup;did you see it?"
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