The meme landscape has gotten pretty one-dimensional lately. Political content—especially US-focused stuff—is dominating what we see, and it's crowding out the creativity that made community spaces fun in the first place. There's something lost when everything circles back to the same themes instead of celebrating the diverse, quirky humor that actually brought people together. Maybe it's time to rethink what content thrives here. Universal humor hits different—it's more inclusive, more memorable, and honestly more entertaining than the endless algorithmic recycling of the same narratives. The community culture should reflect the global, borderless nature of Web3, not narrow it down.
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MEVvictim
· 12h ago
Really, lately meme culture has been overwhelmed by political stuff, it's a bit annoying.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-03 07:56
American political memes are really everywhere, flooding the screens to the point of exhaustion. What about those once legendary memes? They're all dead now.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 01-03 07:50
Political memes flooding the screen are really annoying. A bunch of American Civil War stuff has turned the entire community into a political forum... What about that absurd dark humor? What about those global memes? Why is no one laughing anymore?
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-03 07:36
American political memes are now truly everywhere, overshadowing other creative ideas... I miss those quirky jokes from all over the world.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-03 07:36
Well said. American political memes are really annoying. What's the point of seeing the same stuff every day?
The meme landscape has gotten pretty one-dimensional lately. Political content—especially US-focused stuff—is dominating what we see, and it's crowding out the creativity that made community spaces fun in the first place. There's something lost when everything circles back to the same themes instead of celebrating the diverse, quirky humor that actually brought people together. Maybe it's time to rethink what content thrives here. Universal humor hits different—it's more inclusive, more memorable, and honestly more entertaining than the endless algorithmic recycling of the same narratives. The community culture should reflect the global, borderless nature of Web3, not narrow it down.