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	The phrase "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer [[Destiny]]. This phrase is often used in chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=352s]</ref> ~~Let's break it down:~~		The phrase "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer [[Destiny]]. This phrase is often used in chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=352s]</ref> "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" is often used humorously or ironically to reference expressing some form of emotion (possibly frustration or disappointment) in a playful way.

	== Overrustle ==		== Overrustle ==
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	== NoTears ==		== NoTears ==
	"NoTears" refers to an emote on Twitch known as "NoTears," which is an image of a person crying. Emotes are used in Twitch chat to express emotions or reactions.		"NoTears" refers to an emote on Twitch known as "NoTears," which is an image of a person crying. Emotes are used in Twitch chat to express emotions or reactions.

	So, when you see the phrase "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" in [[DGG\|Destiny's community]], it's often used humorously or ironically to reference expressing some form of emotion (possibly frustration or disappointment) in a playful way. It's a combination of internet culture references that may not have a specific meaning but is used for amusement and as a form of inside humor among viewers of Destiny's streams and in Twitch chat in general.

Dogfish at 11:54, 27 August 2023

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	The phrase "~~overrustle basedgod notears~~" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer Destiny ~~(whose real name is Steven Bonnell II)~~. This phrase is often used in ~~Twitch~~ chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref> <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=352s]</ref> Let's break it down:		The phrase "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer [[Destiny]]. This phrase is often used in chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=352s]</ref> Let's break it down:


	== Overrustle ==		== Overrustle ==
	In this context, "~~overrustle~~" likely plays on the idea of someone's "jimmies" being rustled to humorously indicate that someone's emotions or peace have been disturbed, possibly in the context of chat discussions or debates.		In this context, "OverRustle" likely plays on the idea of someone's "jimmies" being "rustled" to humorously indicate that someone's emotions or peace have been disturbed, possibly in the context of chat discussions or debates.

	== BasedGod ==		== BasedGod ==
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	"NoTears" refers to an emote on Twitch known as "NoTears," which is an image of a person crying. Emotes are used in Twitch chat to express emotions or reactions.		"NoTears" refers to an emote on Twitch known as "NoTears," which is an image of a person crying. Emotes are used in Twitch chat to express emotions or reactions.

	So, when you see the phrase "~~overrustle basedgod notears~~" in Destiny's community, it's often used humorously or ironically to reference expressing some form of emotion (possibly frustration or disappointment) in a playful way. It's a combination of internet culture references that may not have a specific meaning but is used for amusement and as a form of inside humor among viewers of Destiny's streams and in Twitch chat in general.		So, when you see the phrase "OverRustle BasedGod NoTears" in [[DGG\|Destiny's community]], it's often used humorously or ironically to reference expressing some form of emotion (possibly frustration or disappointment) in a playful way. It's a combination of internet culture references that may not have a specific meaning but is used for amusement and as a form of inside humor among viewers of Destiny's streams and in Twitch chat in general.

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2023-08-25T10:32:54Z

Created page with "The phrase "overrustle basedgod notears" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer Destiny (whose real name is Steven Bonnell II). This phrase is often used in Twitch chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref> <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=3..."

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The phrase "overrustle basedgod notears" is a reference to a meme that originated in the online gaming and streaming community, particularly associated with the popular Twitch streamer Destiny (whose real name is Steven Bonnell II). This phrase is often used in Twitch chat during discussions or debates, and it's a combination of several different internet memes and references.<ref>[https://streamable.com/zkkdle]</ref> <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pir4HBFmpEM&t=352s]</ref> Let's break it down:

== Overrustle ==
In this context, "overrustle" likely plays on the idea of someone's "jimmies" being rustled to humorously indicate that someone's emotions or peace have been disturbed, possibly in the context of chat discussions or debates.

== BasedGod ==
"BasedGod" is a reference to Lil B, a rapper and internet personality known for his eccentric and often humorous online presence. He is sometimes referred to as the "Based God," and his catchphrases and persona have become internet memes.

== NoTears ==
"NoTears" refers to an emote on Twitch known as "NoTears," which is an image of a person crying. Emotes are used in Twitch chat to express emotions or reactions.

So, when you see the phrase "overrustle basedgod notears" in Destiny's community, it's often used humorously or ironically to reference expressing some form of emotion (possibly frustration or disappointment) in a playful way. It's a combination of internet culture references that may not have a specific meaning but is used for amusement and as a form of inside humor among viewers of Destiny's streams and in Twitch chat in general.