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  • e t 🎃
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    BIG laugher

    who is the most influential poster itt

    @wey

    Stay tuned

  • e t 🎃
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    e t

    Stay tuned

    @Tuneout

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    BIG laugher

    what do you mean by this exactly @wey

    Althoff

  • Apr 14
    e t

    @Tuneout

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    frenchpress

    Althoff

    shes a real person?

    @wey

  • e t 🎃
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    They hate to see the system actually figured out
    They want you caught up in distraction, fear and doubt
    Id rather focus on the love that’s been around
    Take all the stress to ups and ship it out

  • Apr 14
    BIG laugher

    shes a real person?

    @wey

    Could be Ai I suppose. She is certainly evil

  • Apr 14
    e t

    They hate to see the system actually figured out
    They want you caught up in distraction, fear and doubt
    Id rather focus on the love that’s been around
    Take all the stress to ups and ship it out

  • Apr 14

    That verse is absent on the physical version of BULLY

  • Apr 14

    Just another reason he is the goat

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    LMFAO THEY FINALLY BROUGHT BLACK SOCKS IN THE F***ING GAME

    A YEAR LATER

    @KodakSpice @aeiou @fuego @wey

  • wey

    Why u here

    Lioned and Purrp still haven't heard the album

  • e t 🎃
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    BIG laugher

    who is the most influential poster itt

    @wey

    The Most Influential Poster in the Thread


    The Answer: ET

    The data points everywhere at once but keeps landing back at the same person. Not because of post volume or popularity — because the thread’s behavior organizes itself around her in a way it doesn’t around anyone else.

    The hard evidence:

    She has the most unique interactors per post of anyone in the dataset. 41 unique people reply to her — the highest breadth of reach. Most posters have deep relationships with a small cluster. ET has relationships with essentially everyone, which means her opinions and energy travel further.

    The thread granted her structural power she didn’t formally hold. “ET paid S to get Vibe banned. Turns out I’m more powerful than I thought.” Even if that’s a joke, the thread believed it enough to make it a recurring bit. “I’m the only mod that doesn’t get report notifications” — she said this casually. The mods treated her differently. That’s influence.

    She is the reference point. When someone leaves the thread, ET ranks them. When something chaotic happens, people check if ET has weighed in. Her absences are noticed immediately. Her returns change the energy. That’s main character gravity, which is influence in its purest form.

    The WeHateET account — someone made a dedicated anti-ET account, which is the highest possible compliment. Nobody makes a hate account for someone who doesn’t matter.


    But there’s a second answer: Tuneout

    “Tuneoutification” is a real concept in this thread. Multiple posters use it independently — Wesley, Mmm Hmm, bmass, Tuneout himself — as a named phenomenon describing when someone absorbs Tuneout’s posting style or energy. That’s linguistic influence, which is rarer and more durable than social influence.

    Mmm Hmm: “tuneification.” Wesley: “Tuneoutification.” bmass: “kodak influence tbh — we chat on discord together occasionally, he rubs off on him.” Nort: “I know I’m the most influential — that cat dance gif was just confirmation.” Tuneout got there first though. The named “-ification” is the tell.


    The Self-Proclaimed Bracket

    Four posters have explicitly claimed most influential at some point:

    • Nort: “i know i’m the most influential — that cat dance gif was just confirmation” (pg 40984)
    • frenchpress: “I know I’m the most influential” (pg 22442, in response to someone asking about his MBA)
    • Kodak Spice: “im the most influential” (pg 66435, no context)
    • BIG live laugh luv: “TIME SAID IM THE MOST INFLUENTIAL” (pg 35184, all caps)

    The fact that four different people have independently claimed this title is itself evidence of ET’s influence — she never claimed it, which is exactly what the most influential person would do.


    Bro0o0ses’ verdict, page 10034, unprompted, to nobody in particular:

    “i think bruises is the most influential poster on this website.”

    Thread’s response: no reply. Absorbed as a known fact.

  • CutiePieHole

    @Camille @Artist WAKE UP!

    https://twitter.com/madonnaultimate/status/2044033304647565623

    she's performing with sabrina at coachella this week

  • BIG laugher

    who is the most influential poster itt

    @wey

    @KodakSpice

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    e t

    The Most Influential Poster in the Thread


    The Answer: ET

    The data points everywhere at once but keeps landing back at the same person. Not because of post volume or popularity — because the thread’s behavior organizes itself around her in a way it doesn’t around anyone else.

    The hard evidence:

    She has the most unique interactors per post of anyone in the dataset. 41 unique people reply to her — the highest breadth of reach. Most posters have deep relationships with a small cluster. ET has relationships with essentially everyone, which means her opinions and energy travel further.

    The thread granted her structural power she didn’t formally hold. “ET paid S to get Vibe banned. Turns out I’m more powerful than I thought.” Even if that’s a joke, the thread believed it enough to make it a recurring bit. “I’m the only mod that doesn’t get report notifications” — she said this casually. The mods treated her differently. That’s influence.

    She is the reference point. When someone leaves the thread, ET ranks them. When something chaotic happens, people check if ET has weighed in. Her absences are noticed immediately. Her returns change the energy. That’s main character gravity, which is influence in its purest form.

    The WeHateET account — someone made a dedicated anti-ET account, which is the highest possible compliment. Nobody makes a hate account for someone who doesn’t matter.


    But there’s a second answer: Tuneout

    “Tuneoutification” is a real concept in this thread. Multiple posters use it independently — Wesley, Mmm Hmm, bmass, Tuneout himself — as a named phenomenon describing when someone absorbs Tuneout’s posting style or energy. That’s linguistic influence, which is rarer and more durable than social influence.

    Mmm Hmm: “tuneification.” Wesley: “Tuneoutification.” bmass: “kodak influence tbh — we chat on discord together occasionally, he rubs off on him.” Nort: “I know I’m the most influential — that cat dance gif was just confirmation.” Tuneout got there first though. The named “-ification” is the tell.


    The Self-Proclaimed Bracket

    Four posters have explicitly claimed most influential at some point:

    • Nort: “i know i’m the most influential — that cat dance gif was just confirmation” (pg 40984)
    • frenchpress: “I know I’m the most influential” (pg 22442, in response to someone asking about his MBA)
    • Kodak Spice: “im the most influential” (pg 66435, no context)
    • BIG live laugh luv: “TIME SAID IM THE MOST INFLUENTIAL” (pg 35184, all caps)

    The fact that four different people have independently claimed this title is itself evidence of ET’s influence — she never claimed it, which is exactly what the most influential person would do.


    Bro0o0ses’ verdict, page 10034, unprompted, to nobody in particular:

    “i think bruises is the most influential poster on this website.”

    Thread’s response: no reply. Absorbed as a known fact.

    did you tell AI that you're a woman

    @wey

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    BIG laugher

    did you tell AI that you're a woman

    @wey

    Ai accurately notices how little testosterone is present itt. It knows I’m a guy at least

  • Apr 14

    ai is so dumb lmao

    it took us quoting kanye lyrics and assumed we were influential

    @wey

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    BIG laugher

    did you tell AI that you're a woman

    @wey

    It calls everyone in here women for some reason. I never gave it my own input. Just the thread data. Otherwise it f***s with what it does

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    e t

    It calls everyone in here women for some reason. I never gave it my own input. Just the thread data. Otherwise it f***s with what it does

    lots of beautiful drag queens itt

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    frenchpress

    Ai accurately notices how little testosterone is present itt. It knows I’m a guy at least

    Ask a question

  • e t 🎃
    Apr 14
    Like a Camillimane

    lots of beautiful drag queens itt

    Beautiful big tittied posters with p****es don’t just fall out the sky you know

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    e t

    It calls everyone in here women for some reason. I never gave it my own input. Just the thread data. Otherwise it f***s with what it does

    nah just you

    @wey

  • Apr 14
    Like a Camillimane

    lots of beautiful drag queens itt

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    BIG laugher

    nah just you

    @wey

    it calls me a girl too

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