ITT: Dead trends.

>>55654
>following trends

>>55654
i know 1 (one) guy still playing this

>>>/vip/

>>55654
Has there ever been another trend that went from being so enormous it was felt worldwide to dying so fast that nobody even remembers it anymore?

4chan

>>55774
Harlem shake, ice bucket challenge, various other meme videos. They probably weren't as big, but I recall them being pretty popular.

>>55654

It lasted about as long as I thought it would. By the end of summer and into fall you have basically played the whole game.

I stopped logging in around the new year.

I botted and gps spoofed to conquer the whole uni. Took about a week to get bored.

>>55654
Pokemon Go isn't dead, it's still one of the "competitive" mobile games with the biggest playerbases. Going from like a billion players to "only" millions is not somehow a bad thing, they still have millions now.

It still makes tons of money and has active players all over. Hell, they probably get 1000 microtransactions per each post on /vip/.

>>55783
dude let's go planking

I'm sure zombies would have been too if they didn't happen right in the middle of a massive economical crisis.

>>56798
>competitive
>mobile
Faggot