It is famously associated with Alexander Hamilton , mocking his historical inability to "talk less" (a reference popularized by the musical Hamilton ).
It acts as the greedy cousin to the "Breaking my silence" meme, where people post dramatic intros before revealing a completely trivial opinion, like their favorite summer perfume or a niche video game ship. Real-World Counterpart
Classic memes and the popular Columbia classes they relate to
It is famously associated with Alexander Hamilton , mocking his historical inability to "talk less" (a reference popularized by the musical Hamilton ).
It acts as the greedy cousin to the "Breaking my silence" meme, where people post dramatic intros before revealing a completely trivial opinion, like their favorite summer perfume or a niche video game ship. Real-World Counterpart
Classic memes and the popular Columbia classes they relate to