No, I mean, what does ironic mean? | Seinfeld (1989 ... - YARN
The ever-funny yet hopeless George Costanza says,“Every decision I’ve ever made in my entire life has been wrong. My life is the complete opposite of everything I want it to be. Every instinct I have in every aspect of life, be it something to wear, or something to eat, it’s all been wrong.” Jerry who’s the master of observational comedy observes h
... See morethe predominant driver in pop culture humor morphed in the early 2000’s from irony to awkwardness. The switch is best explained as the difference between the mid 90’s, Larry-David-written Seinfeldian humor and later-career Larry in Curb Your Enthusiasm .
They’re not the same.
You know this because of how each makes you feel.
Awkwardness gives you a... See more
They’re not the same.
You know this because of how each makes you feel.
Awkwardness gives you a... See more
The Hardest Thing for Founders To Be Comfortable With
Not knowing and not being able to know is the meaning of irony today. Not saying or doing the opposite of what one means, but refusing to reveal whether or not one really means not to mean it.