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"My Feelings Right Now" or "Stop Disliking My Videos" video trends, particularly for their Unintentionally Unsympathetic status.

BAD USER ALERT! BAD USER ALERT! BAD USER ALERT! BAD USER ALERT! note The traditional overreaction (sometimes even reaching psychotic levels) of the mostly-children fanbase to what they perceive as "bad" or "naughty".

that is just him repeatedly saying "I'm Chuck E." in a deadpan voice while stock acid jazz music plays, without any attempt to harmonize the two elements. I'm Chuck E." Explanation An infamous segment of this video where Chuck E.

The male Comedy World characters' dancing animation, which is often used for when characters are throwing tantrums.

Much of the preloaded music that comes with GoAnimate.

It's also gained massive recognition among Harry Partridge fans due to this video.

It's also quite popular to make Dora and Caillou misbehave.

" I'm going on the Internet because I love the Internet.".

ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME." Explanation Derived from the South Park episode "HumancentiPad", but censored.

"Why don't you go across the street and buy a diamond ring, because I'll need a ring if you're going to ENGAGE ME!"/" ENGAGE ME.

Kayloo/K-Low/K-I-U Explanation Thanks to the TTS voices having a wide array of different pronunciation schemes, trying to have them say Caillou's name with it inputted as spelled leads to a variety of different mispronunciations writing 'Kai You' generally avoids this problem.

"That's it!" Explanation This is usually said before declaring punishment.

Thus, a phrase like "OOOOOOOOOOH!" or "Owowowowowow" comes off like that.

"OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH." Explanation Thanks to the text-to-speech program, multiple letters together are said separately."Now go upstairs to your room now!" Explanation Usually said by the mother of the troublemaker, after the above line."You are grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded grounded for years." Explanation Most videos that involve the You Are Grounded! trope deliberately exaggerate it.