This is really good for the first few seconds…
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I think it's a dance trend. They'll all move on to something else in a couple months.
I guess rapid fire BS in 30 seconds is what passes for entertainment now.
Can't focus on anything they're showing because it's just images popping up every second. If I hadn't seen the games, I'd have little idea wth is happening.
I know they put out better content than this. This just ain't my cuppa tea.
Can't focus on anything they're showing because it's just images popping up every second. If I hadn't seen the games, I'd have little idea wth is happening.
I know they put out better content than this. This just ain't my cuppa tea.
Probably in like 6-7 months.
One of the commentators said our player "deserved to go snorkeling (or scuba diving) after that piece of hitting" after an RBI double in the USCe series. That's ...that's all I got. I didn't delve deeper.
The gesture of holding the nose and waving the hand primarily carries two distinct meanings depending on the context:
Sports Celebrations (NFL/CFB): In football, this is a taunt meaning "you stink" or "that play/defense stinks." Players pinch their nose and waft the air away to signal that the opponent is bad or the situation is unpleasant. This celebration has been popularized by players like Cam Ward (Miami Hurricanes) and is sometimes referred to as the "Zombieland" or "Scuba" celebration.
Social Media Trends (TikTok): On platforms like TikTok, it is a viral dance trend where users hold their nose and wave their hand, often interpreted as a playful "bad breath" or "go away" meme. The trend is frequently performed for humor or as part of choreographed dances like the "Chullen" or "Gimme My Gotz" challenges.
In general internet slang, the gesture universally signifies disgust or telling someone to go away because they smell.
Sports Celebrations (NFL/CFB): In football, this is a taunt meaning "you stink" or "that play/defense stinks." Players pinch their nose and waft the air away to signal that the opponent is bad or the situation is unpleasant. This celebration has been popularized by players like Cam Ward (Miami Hurricanes) and is sometimes referred to as the "Zombieland" or "Scuba" celebration.
Social Media Trends (TikTok): On platforms like TikTok, it is a viral dance trend where users hold their nose and wave their hand, often interpreted as a playful "bad breath" or "go away" meme. The trend is frequently performed for humor or as part of choreographed dances like the "Chullen" or "Gimme My Gotz" challenges.
In general internet slang, the gesture universally signifies disgust or telling someone to go away because they smell.
It’s the Scuba Dance. Basically saying you suck according to my 13 year old daughters.
Regardless of what it means it looks stupid to do some lien of little dance or whatever at second base. Act like you've hit a double before.
I'm pretty aware I'm not the target audience, but I do wonder about the brains of those who are.
It’s awful. I do wonder if this is how my parents felt during the 90’s
