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'''Video13''' also known as Video35 by some, is a video showcasing two black, supposedly homosexual, individuals partaking in sexual activities, such as rubbing one another's buttcheeks. Afterwards, it switches to another individual shaking his buttocks in the shower with increasing speed, splashing water droplets towards the camera. The song included in this video is TOXIC by CXRPSE. | |||
This circlejerk has somewhat died down after [[Irony Hub]]'s deletion. The video is now somewhat forgotten by time, with the original link to the content also being deleted. | This circlejerk has somewhat died down after [[Irony Hub]]'s deletion. The video is now somewhat forgotten by time, with the original link to the content also being deleted. | ||
[[File:Video-13.MOV|thumb|468x468px|The video in | [[File:Video-13.MOV|thumb|468x468px|The video in question.]]This is one of if not the earliest thugposts, what would be considered to be "Thug Irony" or "Thugposting" nowadays, was relevant within the confines of [[Irony Hub]] well before it went mainstream. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:49, 25 July 2023
Video13 also known as Video35 by some, is a video showcasing two black, supposedly homosexual, individuals partaking in sexual activities, such as rubbing one another's buttcheeks. Afterwards, it switches to another individual shaking his buttocks in the shower with increasing speed, splashing water droplets towards the camera. The song included in this video is TOXIC by CXRPSE.
This circlejerk has somewhat died down after Irony Hub's deletion. The video is now somewhat forgotten by time, with the original link to the content also being deleted.
This is one of if not the earliest thugposts, what would be considered to be "Thug Irony" or "Thugposting" nowadays, was relevant within the confines of Irony Hub well before it went mainstream.