>Well no, I don't think I pushed him to do anything he didn't want to do, nor did I have malicious intent.
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Why are most Muslims irony poisoned?

I've asked many people why they find "post-irony," "hood irony," "21st-century humor," and whatever other names it's gone by, why they think it's funny. The answer? They don't know. They are always, without fail, incapable of verbalizing what they find funny about it or why.
 
As long as it's not anything too problematic, I don't have any problem with it.
Muslim bait is pretty funny I think.
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I've asked many people why they find "post-irony," "hood irony," "21st-century humor," and whatever other names it's gone by, why they think it's funny. The answer? They don't know. They are always, without fail, incapable of verbalizing what they find funny about it or why.
absurdity is funny doe
 
I agree, but not when the absurdity comes from nothing. It's like laughing at the set up of a joke instead of the punchline, because in this case, there is no punchline.
This is an interesting thought, as "absurdity" seems like the most common answer one can give for why these things are humorous, but slapping together a bunch of effects doesn't create the proper energy for that absurdity to actually have an effect on anything. I will say, there are some of these "irony" videos that do have a more structured punchline to them, and I think those are what people who enjoy this stuff actually find most funny, as there is something deeper to laugh at. Look at this one, for example. The absurd effects in it are able to utilize how extremely-stereotypical the culture of online casino gambling is portrayed here as a structure to base themselves on.
Meanwhile, you'll also have something like this, where the "absurd" energy is there, but there is no bigger joke to encompass it, so it's less funny.
 
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