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-"Italian Brainrot" refers to a perceived contemporary digital cultural phenomenon prevalent in Italy, characterized by the widespread consumption and creation of [Ephemeral Content](/wiki/ephemeral_content) and highly shareable, often nonsensical [Memes](/wiki/meme). This trend is typically associated with content deemed light, repetitive, and intellectually undemanding.
-## See also
-- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)
-- [Viral Content](/wiki/viral_content)
-- [Digital Trends](/wiki/digital_trends)
+"Italian Brainrot" refers to a perceived contemporary digital cultural phenomenon prevalent in Italy, characterized by the widespread consumption and creation of [Ephemeral Content](/wiki/ephemeral_content) and highly shareable, often nonsensical [Memes](/wiki/meme). This trend is typically associated with content deemed light, repetitive, and intellectually undemanding.
+## See also
+- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)
+- [Viral Content](/wiki/viral_content)
+- [Digital Trends](/wiki/digital_trends)
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+"Italian Brainrot" refers to a perceived contemporary digital cultural phenomenon prevalent in Italy, characterized by the widespread consumption and creation of [Ephemeral Content](/wiki/ephemeral_content) and highly shareable, often nonsensical [Memes](/wiki/meme). This trend is typically associated with content deemed light, repetitive, and intellectually undemanding.
+## See also
+- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)
+- [Viral Content](/wiki/viral_content)
+- [Digital Trends](/wiki/digital_trends)