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It all started one muggy Thursday night on Looksmax.org. The energy was unusually high in the “Mewing & Jaw Surgery Megathread.” People were posting X-rays, debating mandibular plane angles, and flexing side profiles like their lives depended on it. But something was off. The air felt… tense.
@Gengar, known across the board for his sharp wit and sharper gonial angle, had just uploaded a brutal takedown of someone’s recessed chin and followed it up with his usual cryptic caption:
Replies poured in. Laugh reacts. A few “cope” replies. Nothing too out of the ordinary—until @Randomized Shame entered the thread.
He quoted @Gengar’s post and dropped a bomb:
The forum froze.
@Gengar responded immediately:
The gloves were off.
A full-on digital war broke out.
Round 1: The Ratios War
@Randomized Shame uploaded a heavily labeled side profile of @Gengar (sourced from an old rate thread), drawing red lines to mock his nasolabial angle.
@Gengar clapped back with surgical precision, reposting an old selfie of @Randomized Shame from 2023—overexposed and tragically downward lit.
Round 2: Allegations and Receipts
@Randomized Shame accused @Gengar of editing his photos with Facetune. He even posted a blurry video from a Discord call with the caption:
The video quality was low, but the jaw looked suspiciously round.
But @Gengar wasn’t backing down. He screenshotted the metadata from his recent CT scan and posted it with the words:
Round 3: The Fallout
By midnight, mods had intervened. Threads were locked. DMs were leaked. Users picked sides.
#TeamGengar and #ShameNation were trending across the forum’s underground Discords.
In the aftermath, @Gengar was temp-banned for “personal attacks.” @Randomized Shame voluntarily deactivated, claiming he was “going monk mode for 6 months to prep for genio + buccal fat removal.”
But the damage had been done. Screenshots were archived. Edits turned into memes. A fan-made “Gengar vs. Shame Rap Battle” even surfaced on YouTube, with AI voices and all.
And somewhere, deep in the “Surgery Log” subforum, a new thread popped up:
“When will the rematch be?”
@Gengar, known across the board for his sharp wit and sharper gonial angle, had just uploaded a brutal takedown of someone’s recessed chin and followed it up with his usual cryptic caption:
Replies poured in. Laugh reacts. A few “cope” replies. Nothing too out of the ordinary—until @Randomized Shame entered the thread.
He quoted @Gengar’s post and dropped a bomb:
The forum froze.
@Gengar responded immediately:
The gloves were off.
A full-on digital war broke out.
Round 1: The Ratios War
@Randomized Shame uploaded a heavily labeled side profile of @Gengar (sourced from an old rate thread), drawing red lines to mock his nasolabial angle.
@Gengar clapped back with surgical precision, reposting an old selfie of @Randomized Shame from 2023—overexposed and tragically downward lit.
Round 2: Allegations and Receipts
@Randomized Shame accused @Gengar of editing his photos with Facetune. He even posted a blurry video from a Discord call with the caption:
The video quality was low, but the jaw looked suspiciously round.
But @Gengar wasn’t backing down. He screenshotted the metadata from his recent CT scan and posted it with the words:
Round 3: The Fallout
By midnight, mods had intervened. Threads were locked. DMs were leaked. Users picked sides.
#TeamGengar and #ShameNation were trending across the forum’s underground Discords.
In the aftermath, @Gengar was temp-banned for “personal attacks.” @Randomized Shame voluntarily deactivated, claiming he was “going monk mode for 6 months to prep for genio + buccal fat removal.”
But the damage had been done. Screenshots were archived. Edits turned into memes. A fan-made “Gengar vs. Shame Rap Battle” even surfaced on YouTube, with AI voices and all.
And somewhere, deep in the “Surgery Log” subforum, a new thread popped up:
“When will the rematch be?”
