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Typically used in memes, YouTube Poops or other jokes. Basically, a very loud noise that can startle or hurt the affected person's ears. It can also be applied to very loud noises in real life, like an explosion, that can cause ringing in the person's ears. Effects worse when audio is on high volume or in the person's headphones.
Dank Meme compilations have a bunch of ear rape. Turn your volume down.
by BATMN every day December 12, 2018
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The first (or technically second) graduating class during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Class of 2021 went through a lot of challenges, but we pulled through boys!
by BATMN every day June 5, 2021
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1: "I'm gay!'
2: "I don't care."
1:
2: "But-"
by BATMN every day January 18, 2019
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Typically used online

Reading how a person types and comparing it to how someone else types, which could help add suspicion that those two are actually the same person. This tactic is defined and also used in the game "Town of Salem", where people read the way a Death Note is typed compared to how town members type, which can help add suspicion on to them as the murderer.
A town member on a game of Town of Salem had the same perfect grammar as was featured in some Death Notes. Turns out my scum reading worked; they were the Mafioso!
by BATMN every day December 11, 2018
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Literally the worst yet most popular app as of 2018. It's an actual Chinese knock-off of the app Musical.ly. It's where people (normally adults who have nothing better to do, which is anything):

1. Mime to a song
2. Mime to a movie/TV show/video clip
3. Talk and try to be cool/funny
4. Duet to mime along with another person
5. Duet to react personally to the other person's work.
6. Duet to meme and make fun of the other person
7. Duet to meme along with the other person.
8. Duet to a duet (and so on).

The app received infamous by how poorly these mimes or videos/duets were. Because of this, people began to make accounts just to roast, meme, or take the video too literally or do a funny spin on it, usually in a duet. Most of the time they just do a Fortnite dance. This spawned "Ironic Tik Toks", a series of videos that included trolling or ironic videos. Other people reacted by making videos telling the "bullies" to stop "bullying" people, and this only made the "bullying" worse. Now the app has reached a point of no return and will die in the Meme Hell.
"Yo, you wanna play a game?"
"No bitch I gotta make a Tik Tok talking about how I wanna be Tracer."

"Yo, you wanna play a game?"
"Hold on I gotta Fortnite dance in front of this furry xdd"
by BATMN every day December 13, 2018
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