Low Tier Shock Humor

Low Tier Shock Humor refers to a phrase said by a Software Club member during a debate that took place on February 1, 2022. 
== Origins ==
On January 29, 2022, The Snazzmaster made an ironic rant about how his admission was rejected by Georgia Tech, meanwhile a female student was accepted. The rant is quite angry, but its quite obvious that Snazzmaster was joking. Meme Lord even chimes in and the two discuss the topic of sexism in college acceptances, to which Dirty Mike chimes in and is, strangely, genuinely concerned about what the two of them said, repeatedly asking to make sure they were joking. Snazzmaster confirms this for him.
Suddenly, 3 days later, another Software Club member comes online and takes the rant about as badly as you'd expect. Mike Kachowski immediately reminds him that it was a joke, but to no avail. Dirty Mike then returns, and the two argue adamantly against joking about anything in that matter, Dirty Mike even deleting the original rant. Meme Lord sarcastically points out that the Software Club gaming channel isn't a public forum site such as Twitter, and is just a barely-active gaming channel only made up of Abington Heights alumni with around 6 active members, to which secondary Software Club member replies by bringing up the Harvard group chat that got their admissions revoked, back in 2017. He then goes farther and denounces the humor itself, infamously dubbing it: "shock comedy, which is low tier humor most people grow out of before they're 15". Nobody, to this day, responded to this or rekindled the debate.
To make things even better, Dirty Mike suddenly replies to an older message 3 hours after the "shock comedy" message, calling Meme Lord an "incel" for using the term "cringe" for Dirty Mike when he deleted the original Snazzmaster rant. Still, no response was made. This would be the last message sent regarding this debate.
== Are you actually an Incel? ==
Naturally, the Meme Council found this entire ordeal to be comical, to say the least. Tactician, who is also in the Software Club, witnessed the ordeal and decided not to get involved, and thus Meme Lord, Snazzmaster, Mike Kachowski and Tactician made this a new running joke in the Council. They all decided not to add more fuel to the fire and leave Dirty Mike and Secondary Software Club Member be, which ended up being extraordinarily effective. The Software Club did not receive a message for 9 days after this debate, and none of the Council members sent a message in the Software Club until a month and 20 days after. 
Naturally, the key line from this debate: " 'blatant shock comedy' ... 'low tier humor' " became the most iconic takeaway from this event, often shortened/combined to "Low tier shock comedy". To date, it is still used occasionally by Council members either to ironically make fun of the secondary Software Club member, or when discussing popular media. It's become another Meme Council copypasta, akin to The Big Andy Barricaded Office Scenario. It's made cameos in Garphic Phone as well. Its also worth mentioning that the term "incel" had not been used on the Council at all until after this debate, where it is often related to this same joke. "I'm sending the report to Harvard" is another takeaway line for this joke, referencing how Secondary Software Club Member brought up the Harvard group chat story as a "defense" for his point. Threatening to tell Harvard about whatever a Memeber said, typically for something based they've said, has become a major running joke and still ties back to the same infamous debate. Meme Lord even made an entire fake email with the sender being Secondary Software Club Member, which is occasionally resent as an image version of the joke. 
So far, the debate has not been brought up in any capacity whatsoever in the Software Club, and it probably won't ever be. The fact that the two culprits who spewed the armada of infamous lines are both debate students, bringing the ordeal up would be like throwing a Type E 4884-1 Union Pacific Steam Locomotive at a beehive. (The bees explode with the force of the Trinity nuclear test). Fortunately, the joke isn't going anywhere in Meme Council circles. Not until we're at least 15.
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