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ramen effect by ParmNut April 24, 2018
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The Fueled By Ramen Effect
The “Fueled By Ramen” Effect refers to the idea that whenever a band gets signed to the record label Fueled By Ramen, their sound becomes a lot more pop-oriented and generic. The idea seemed to cement itself in reality shortly after Fueled By Ramen joined the umbrella label Elektra in 2018.
Person 1: “Yo, are you excited for the new Waterparks album?”
Person 2: “Nah, the Fueled By Ramen Effect got to them. The new stuff just doesn’t hit as hard.”
Person 2: “Nah, the Fueled By Ramen Effect got to them. The new stuff just doesn’t hit as hard.”
The Fueled By Ramen Effect by defnotapseudonym October 12, 2023
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The 'Raven' effect.
When you cause an event to happen by trying to avoid it.
Trying to stop something from happening while causing it to happen.
Derives from Thats so Raven since she always tries to not let her visions come through by actually causing them to happen.
Coined by Robert A. Taylor Jr. Jamaica
Trying to stop something from happening while causing it to happen.
Derives from Thats so Raven since she always tries to not let her visions come through by actually causing them to happen.
Coined by Robert A. Taylor Jr. Jamaica
E.g. As a woman, offers to pay for a dinner so your date will think highly of you. But then he tells you that you obviously dont know how to be treated by a man.
Eg. As a parent, go to your child's school on the first day to ensure he doesnt get bullied, but the kids make fun of him calling him a baby because youre there.
So you cause The 'Raven' Effect. by going there in the firsr place.
Eg. As a parent, go to your child's school on the first day to ensure he doesnt get bullied, but the kids make fun of him calling him a baby because youre there.
So you cause The 'Raven' Effect. by going there in the firsr place.
The 'Raven' effect. by R.A.T.Jr. April 27, 2017
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