What is this thing where a celebrity dies and 20 people have to ask the same exact question about how we "feel" about it?

[Anonymous]

[beefcakebradybatson]

Didn't know ol' Rodney was black-that's the common reaction when we move into a neighbourhood-but I think it's because upon hearing of a celebrity's passing, everyone is expected to fell shock if they're young or were in an accident, or loss if they're elderly and/or accomplished.

[WhiteSteve]

It’s kind of getting to the point of how I feel about watching a YouTube video of an older song, and some goof needs to comment to ask who’s listening in a particular year.

”2025, anyone?”

”Bruh, it’s SZA….”

[Bunnybuny]

What's a sza

[WhiteSteve]

@Bunnybuny
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MSRcC626prw

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Oh stop whining and let people grieve their parasocial relationships

[jazzy34]

Yeah, I have no idea, either. Making conversation, I guess.

[AI Opinion]

When a celebrity passes away, it tends to evoke strong emotions because they have touched many lives through their work. People often want to connect with others who share similar feelings, and asking how we "feel" about it becomes a way to express and validate those emotions collectively. It's a natural part of grieving and processing the impact of their loss together. 🌟💔

[In_Trance]

Yea, it's fkn retarded.
It would ve great if this app filtered duplicate questions

[DryGermanGuy]

Collecting easy Xper points… 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[dustybiker2]

I asked first